Identify the insured property
Separate the building from tenant improvements, stock and equipment. Check ownership and lease obligations so that the description reflects who is responsible for each asset.
Commercial property insurance starts with the buildings, fit-outs, stock and equipment that support your operation. An owner and an occupier can have different interests in the same premises.
Owners or occupiers of commercial premises, stock, fit-out and business equipment.
Separate the building from tenant improvements, stock and equipment. Check ownership and lease obligations so that the description reflects who is responsible for each asset.
Rebuilding or replacing an asset is different from selling it. Discuss the valuation basis, specialist equipment, debris removal and any costs that need specific inclusion or limits.
A repaired building may not immediately restore trade or rental income. Business interruption and loss-of-rent interests need their own wording, values and recovery assumptions.
Provide locations, ownership and tenancy details, construction and use, asset values and their basis, security, vacancies and recent fit-outs or occupancy changes.
Discuss insured property, valuation basis, selected events, exclusions, excesses and obligations around changes in occupancy. Rental income and trading interruption are separate questions.
Tell us what you do, what is changing and what you would like to understand. We can help organise the questions and the information needed for a meaningful insurance discussion.