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BCIS launches Risk Check

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The Building Cost Information Service has launched Risk Check, an online tool to instantly check the sum insured of a commercial building.

BCIS said that the new commercial rebuilding calculator allows organisations in the insurance industry to determine whether a building is correctly insured or at risk from under- or over-insurance.

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