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The Business Interruption Policy

Steve Crouch, CEO, ACE Jerneh Insurance Berhad

16-Nov-15 13:00

The Business Interruption Policy

Accidents or natural disasters can happen to anybody, anywhere and anytime. Insuring the property may just not be enough as business costs will continue to run despite the inability to resume operation. With bills piled up and halted cash flow, business owners will find it difficult to sustain and may end up winding up the business eventually. While this is happening, business interruption cover may just be the best solution. At the same time, the uptake of business interruption policies are extremely low in Malaysia. Why?


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