Commercial Property Insurance – What is actually covered in an All Risks wording?

>> Event Overview

This presentation explores what is covered in an 'All risks' Commercial Property wording which is not as wide as the title suggests!

Alan Chandler, one of the most popular presenters in the UK explores how each peril covered could actually cause a loss and what is excluded under each peril.

Brokers use the term ‘All Risks’ every single day but rarely stop to think about the full coverage they are offering. This webinar will enable staff to get under the bonnet of an All Risks wording and have more confidence in advising on this cover going forward.

>> Learning Objectives

By attending this event, delegates will be able to identify:

• What is and is not covered by an All risks wording.
• What are the main peril exclusions.
• How each of the insured perils could actually cause a loss.

>> More about our speaker

Alan Chandler is widely regarded as one of the most popular and respected insurance presenters in the world. He has taken thousands of people through to Acii qualification including many national prize winners, as well as delivering a vast array of technical presentations on Commercial and Personal lines insurances. Alan has raised the pass rates in Cii exams where he is involved from under 40% to 99% demonstrating why he is so well regarded.

Alan's webinars have been viewed across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, North America and South America and his audience numbers last year were well over 100,000. He has devised and delivered training programmes for the Cii as well as most of the major insurers and brokers including Allianz, Zurich, Lloyd's, Hiscox, Aviva, Admiral, Gallagher, Aon, Towergate, GRP, Aston Lark, James Hallam and Marsh, however, Alan is equally happy to be devising and delivering programmes for small independent brokers and MGA's. He has a real passion for equipping staff to pass Acii exams and learn new technical concepts and it is his plain English way of presenting that has made him so popular.