Voluntary insurance10 July 2011
The following may be insured: aircraft (civil, state and experimental aviation) that hold an aircraft state registration certificate, an aircraft airworthiness certificate or other documents replacing them; individual ai...
Voluntary insurance10 July 2011
Energy Risk Insurance The largest losses that can occur during the development and operation of oil, gas and water wells are associated with a breakdown or failure of well processes and an unplanned flow of drilling mud,...
Voluntary insurance10 July 2011
Directors', officers' and company liability insurance protects the Directors and Officers of the Company and its Subsidiaries against possible Claims against the Directors and Officers and the Company. Third pa...
Voluntary insurance10 July 2011
In June 2011, the number of Kazakhstanis wishing to insure their lives rose sharply, reports the Studio of Analytical Resources ("CAP"). "In one month, the volume of net premiums for voluntary life insurance...
Voluntary insurance10 July 2011
Do you love to travel? Do you often go on business trips to neighbouring and more distant countries? Then a travel insurance policy is exactly what you need. An insurance policy will help you avoid unforeseen expenses th...
Voluntary insurance28 June 2011
There are the following types of liability insurance: 1. Third-party civil liability insurance This policy protects the policyholder's property interests related to obligations arising from causing harm to the life...
Voluntary insurance28 June 2011
1) What does a construction and erection all risks policy cover? A standard construction and erection all risks (CAR/EAR) policy consists of two main sections: Section 1. Material Damage Losses incurred by the Policyhold...
Voluntary insurance28 June 2011
The purpose of cargo insurance is to cover cargo in transit – during transportation by land, as well as by sea or by air. For this type of insurance it is important that losses can be indemnified only to a policyholder w...
Voluntary insurance25 June 2011
Crop insurance. Its main purpose is to protect the property interests of agricultural producers – farmers and peasants who grow certain types of grain and oilseed crops, as well as cotton and sugar beet – against the consequences of adverse natural conditions defined by the Law. Unfortunately, adverse weather and natural disasters – such as drought, extremely high temperatures, hail, dry winds, hurricanes, storms, downpours, floods and mudflows – affect vast territories at the same time and lead to crop losses on many farms. According to the Law, insuring against all th...
Voluntary insurance20 May 2011
The safe world of my house, my apartment… the warmth of the hearth, the comfort: you do not want to lose any of it.Insurance companies offer their Clients homeowners' property insurance programmes. Thanks to home in...
