BUILT-IN MULTI-LAYERED CASH FLOW PROTECTION
A catastrophic event doesn't just damage your bricks and mortar; it paralyzes your cash flow. Angkor General Insurance provides a dual-pillar shield to guarantee long-term business continuity
| POLICY | WHAT IS COVERED | SUM INSURED | DEDUCTIBLE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material Damage | Accidental physical loss, destruction, or damage to insured Buildings, Business Contents, Stock-in-Trade, Machinery, and Tenant Improvements. | Up to the total Sum Insured. | As specified in your individual Policy Schedule. |
| Business Interruption | Compensates for the loss of business income resulting directly from the interruption or operational interference caused by a covered Material Damage event. | Up to the total Sum Insured based on your pre-selected Maximum Indemnity Period. | Outlined as a time-exclusion or financial excess in your Schedule. |
| Extinguishing Expenses & Rescue Costs | Employee emergency wages (excluding full-time works fire brigade), replenishment of firefighting equipment, and municipal Fire Brigade charges during a fire. | Up to USD 5,000 for any one loss (combined total). | Covered within the core claim parameters. |
| Forcible Theft & Armed Robbery | Loss or damage to property from theft involving actual forcible and violent entry/exit, or armed hold-ups/violence inflicted on a custodian. | Up to 5% of Material Damage Sum Insured or USD 20,000 | USD 1,000 per claim. |
| Machinery Breakdown & Boiler Explosion | Sudden, unforeseen physical damage to plant machinery or pressure vessels caused by casting defects, short-circuits, faulty design, water shortage, or physical explosion. | Up to 5% of Material Damage Sum Insured or USD 50,000 per loss and in aggregate. | USD 1,000 per claim. |
| Money In Premises Extension | Loss of cash, currency notes, cheques, or negotiable instruments during business hours, or securely locked in strong-rooms/safes after hours. | Up to 5% of Material Damage Sum Insured or USD 50,000 per loss and in aggregate. | USD 1,000 per claim. |