Chaucer reports surge in interest in civil unrest cover
Chaucer has received double the volume of inquiries for strikes, riots and civil commotion clause cover from just one broker year-on-year.
Speaking to Insurance Post Craig Curtiss, senior class underwriter, political violence and crisis management at Chaucer, said he was busier than ever as a result of the property treaty market carving
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