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Chubb launches terrorism risk management tool

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The product is designed to help customers understand their terrorism risk and will be distributed via brokers.

Global insurer Chubb has launched a new terrorism related product aimed at multinational companies and large middle market businesses.

Available via brokers, the new offering, Terrorism Risk Evaluation Services, combines the insurer’s expertise in terrorism and political violence underwriting, risk engineering, global security, catastrophe modelling and digital capability.

According to the provider, the tool was created following feedback from corporate clients who sought to evaluate and

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