What type of business is it good for?
- Small to medium business
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Highlights on this page
- Lloyd’s paper
- Company paper (International & European Economic Area)
- Scope of cover
- Fire and perils
- All risks of physical damage
- Wind, hail and flood
- Earthquake
- Primary, excess and umbrella liability
- Public and products liability
- Employers’ liability (subject to territory)
- Placement structures
- Full and prior-submit binding authorities
- Line slips
- Reinsurance
- Key territories
- Australia
- Canada
- Caribbean
- Europe
- New Zealand
- South Africa
- United Kingdom



Risks currently underwritten vary by territory but include:
- Affinity/association schemes (e.g. banks, tradesmen, sports, non-for-profit sector)
- Associated construction trades
- Buildings in the course of construction
- Contingency and events liability
- Commercial (including retail, light manufacturing, leisure and hospitality)
- Homeowners
- Industries (e.g. security, cleaning, tourism)
- Liquidators
- Machinery and equipment
- Prize indemnity
- Property owners
- Unoccupied premises/vacant land
Claims
Customers can rest assured that when a delegated authority claim is filed AXIS focuses on:- Quick decision making
- Championing your needs
- An honest approach