Product of the Month - Motor fleet
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Product: Fleet Protector
Underwriter: AIG Europe (UK)
Commission paid: 10% maximum
Coverage: Comprehensive/third party only/third party, fire & theft
Minimum premium: £50,000 when taken out as a package with other casualtyproducts; £100,000 for motor cover alone
Excess: No standard excess; almost any level can be set by agreement
Contact: Guy Fraser, London, or local AIG offices
KEY BENEFITS
- 'Bespoke' individual policy design
- Selective underwriting designed to reflect fleet's experience
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