Our dedicated team of professionals have extensive experience underwriting Terrorism and Political Violence risks. We work closely with brokers to ensure best-in-class service, developing worldwide insurance solutions that meet our clients’ needs.
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Paul Dobson
Head of US War & Terrorism
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Andy Mackay
Head of Specialty & Marine/Energy Claims
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Lines of Business
- Terrorism Property Damage and Business Interruption
Up to US$1,152 million per risk capacity - Terrorism Liability
Up to US$545 million per risk capacity - Political Violence including SRCC
Up to US$470.5 million per risk capacity - Active Shooter
Syndicate 4000
A diversified multi-line insurance and reinsurance syndicate at Lloyd’s (A.M. Best: A+; Fitch: AA-; Standard & Poor’s: AA-), combining the global scale, security and longevity of Lloyd’s with industry experience and specialist underwriting expertise.
Claims
Led by a highly skilled and experienced internal team working collaboratively with our underwriting teams, Hamilton can also call upon an established network of local and international partners to ensure prompt and effective resources are deployed to any claim.
Client Profiles
We work with US-domiciled clients of all sizes to protect their assets, revenue and legal liability exposures from Terrorism and Political Violence events on a global basis.
- Multinational companies
- Fortune 1000 companies
- Real Estate; Residential, Office, Hospitality, Retail
- Construction – Builder’s risk
- Financial Institutions
- Healthcare Institutions
- Pharmaceutical companies
- Energy companies
- Utilities
- Manufacturing
- Municipalities
- Port and Transportation Authorities
- Education Institutions
Crisis Response
While a Terror or Active Assailant attack can occur in minutes, the business implications can be long term. Hamilton has partnered with one of the industry’s leading firms to provide continuous support from the incident’s occurrence through to a return to business as usual, with reputation management as a key priority. Every primary policy includes a $100,000 Crisis Response sub-limit. Click here to learn more.