
With businesses increasingly facing protests, civil unrest and other disruption risks, the decision to close temporarily can help limit potential damage. However, lost revenue resulting from a precautionary closure may not always be covered by insurance.
This article, featuring insight from Tony Collman, Property Vice President, Speciality Lines at Intact Insurance, examines the lessons from the Louvre's recent closure. It highlights why organisations should understand the scope and limitations of their business interruption cover before an incident occurs.
Read the full piece on Insurance Business: Closing like the Louvre ahead of protests means lost trade, with no guarantee cover will follow.