In recognition of February being a “high demand business month” for jewelry stores thanks to Valentine’s Day, CHES Special Risk is promoting its jewelers block insurance policy.
The managing general agent’s jewelers block insurance covers for jewelers’ stock, goods in trust and money – including cover for hold-ups, snatch and grabs, sleight of hand, salespersons whilst away from the premises with samples, parcels sent by post or courier, mysterious disappearance, and defective title.
CHES’ product covers material damage to the jeweler’s building, tenant improvements, contents, computers, gadgets, and the personal effects of staff. It also includes business interruption coverage and personal accident cover.
Brokers interested in the offering or have questions are invited to contact CHES Special Risk, either through an associated underwriter, or through the MGA’s email.
CHES Special Risk is an “A” rated capacity MGA and wholesale broker, as well as an accredited Lloyd’s coverholder.
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