CFC unveils pollution liability product suite
Policies cover risks including environmental and natural resource damage and is available to SMEs and contractors.
CFC Underwriting has launched a liability product suite aimed at SMEs and contractors.
According to the provider the products address the core risks associated with pollution events, including clean-up costs, environmental and natural resource damage, third-party liability and emergency costs.
CFC explained that the policies are sold via brokers in a number of territories, with a particular focus on the UK and Canada.
Standalone
The provider further detailed that the offering is designed to
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