Political Violence & Terrorism insurance programmes are tailor made specifically for each client's exposure and assets through bespoke wordings offered.
You don't have to be a target, to be a victim
Nobody is immune from the risks of social unrest and terrorism. Year on year there are increasing numbers of businesses in the Middle East who understand the need for financial security and are purchasing insurance cover which suits their needs.
Acting as your strategic partner, we work hard to understand the pressures that your business faces to manage its political violence, terrorism and special contingency exposures. The ever present hidden threat of terrorism affects a huge percentage of businesses. Political Violence perils are highly unpredictable and can have a catastrophic impact upon a corporation’s people, assets and ability to continue trading.
What we bring to your business
We offer dedicated and specialist services encompassing all aspects of Political Violence, War and Terrorism coverage with the ability to access Regional, London and global markets.
Through adopting innovative methods of presenting your risk to insurers via our in-house political violence and special contingency team, we can develop bespoke insurance solutions to fit the particular threat levels your business faces.
Our standalone Terrorism and/or Political Violence programmes are tailor made specifically for each client's exposure and assets through bespoke wordings offered.
Our services and areas of expertise
Terrorism, sabotage and political violence including bespoke products for:
Sabotage and terrorism property damage and business interruption
Terrorism liability (third party and employees)
Political violence property damage and business interruption
Loss of attraction
The threat of a malicious act
Non damage related business interruption
Key Contacts
Naji Abboud
Head of Facultative
Naji.Abboud@mena.lockton.com
+971 56 696 6785
General Enquiries
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