OVERVIEW
Fraud can come from inside or outside the organisation
Crime insurance can protect an organisation against direct financial loss caused by employee dishonesty, theft, social engineering, forgery and other defined criminal acts. The appropriate structure depends on payment controls, staff access, transaction values and reliance on digital instructions.
CORE PROTECTION
Money. Transactions. Trust
Employee dishonesty.
Loss caused by fraudulent or dishonest acts committed by employees may be insured.
Social engineering.
Selected cover may apply when staff are deceived into transferring money or property.
Third-party crime.
Forgery, computer fraud, theft and other defined external acts may be included.
WHO IT HELPS
Is this relevant to your organisation?
Businesses, charities and organisations handling money, stock, client funds, electronic payments or valuable property. Cover is subject to underwriting, policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions.
YOUR CHOICE
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Read the detailed guide, or go directly to the proposal route if you are ready to tell us about the risk.
Australian insurance context
For Australian organisations, Crime Insurance should be considered against the actual activities, location, scale, contracts, assets and risk controls of the business. Insurance requirements and insurer appetite can vary by state or territory and by the way the risk is presented.
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