Corporate Risk & Liability

Ironclad Protection for Your Balance Sheet & Assets.

From regulatory investigations to catastrophic facility damage, complex businesses carry complex risks. Rexa underwrites bespoke Property, Liability, and Cyber structures that leave zero coverage gaps.

Audit Status

Zero Coverage Gaps

Rexa Policy Audit Report

Cyber Extortion Clause
Gap Detected
D&O Entity Cover
Secured
Business Interruption (FLOP)
Underinsured

Hidden exclusions are the most expensive items on your balance sheet.

Generic commercial policies are riddled with fine print. We don't just renew policies; we conduct deep-dive underwriting audits of your existing contracts to identify underinsured assets and hidden exclusions in Cyber, D&O, and Property covers before a catastrophic claim occurs.

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The Corporate Risk Portfolio

Specialist underwriting knowledge across the liability and asset classes that carry the most complex risk.

When the factory halts, days matter.

Complex commercial claims require specialist negotiation, not a generic call center. Our dedicated loss assessors manage the insurer, the surveyor, and the paperwork so your operations can resume immediately.

98%
Settlement Ratio
24/7
Dedicated Assessment

Commercial Claim: #FIRE-092

Industrial Asset Damage

Surveyor Appointed Settled

TAT: Expedited

Frequently Asked Questions

Common inquiries regarding commercial risk and liability coverage.

Does Fire & Special Perils cover Business Interruption (FLOP)?
No, Business Interruption (also known as Fire Loss of Profit or FLOP) is typically an add-on or a separate policy. A standard Fire policy covers the physical damage to the asset, while a FLOP policy covers the fixed costs and net profit lost during the time it takes to rebuild and resume operations.
Who exactly is protected under a corporate D&O policy?
A Directors & Officers (D&O) policy protects the personal assets of corporate directors, officers, and upper management against claims made by shareholders, employees, regulatory bodies, or other third parties alleging wrongful acts in managing the company.
What is the difference between Cyber Liability and Tech E&O?
Cyber Liability covers first-party and third-party costs arising from a data breach or cyberattack on your own systems (e.g. ransomware, notification costs). Tech E&O (Errors & Omissions) covers third-party financial loss if your software or technology product fails to perform as promised for a client.

Stop guessing if you are fully covered.

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