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HIGH-VALUE PROPERTY

Industrial Special Risks Insurance for Complex Property

ISR policies are designed for larger commercial property and asset schedules where standard business packs may not be enough.

Material damage review
Business interruption focus
Asset schedule structuring
Risk information prepared for insurers

Search intent

Large assets need a sharper insurance presentation

ISR placement often depends on how clearly the risk is described, valued and protected. Insurers want detail on occupancy, protections, values and claims controls.

For high-value property owners, warehouses, manufacturers and businesses with complex asset schedules.

Complex values

Buildings, plant, machinery, stock, customer goods and contents may need separate schedule treatment.

Interruption exposure

A major loss can affect supply chains, contracts and gross profit well beyond the repair period.

Insurer appetite

Hazardous occupancies, EPS panels, fire protection, flood, age and claims history can affect market options.

Cover structure

ISR cover areas we review

We focus on asset values, interruption calculations and the risk information needed for a credible market submission.

Material damage

Buildings, contents, stock, plant and machinery under a broad commercial property wording.

Business interruption

Gross profit, increased costs, claims preparation costs and suitable indemnity periods.

Specified assets and limits

Sub-limits, declared values, seasonal stock, customer goods and special property categories.

Risk improvements

Fire protection, security, housekeeping and risk controls that can improve insurer confidence.

Who it helps

Businesses suited to ISR review

Warehouses and distributors
Manufacturers and wholesalers
Commercial property portfolios
Large retail or hospitality sites
Industrial landlords
Businesses with high-value plant or stock

Broker process

How BOK builds an ISR submission

Step 1

Collect risk detail

We gather construction, occupancy, protections, claims history and asset schedules.

Step 2

Review BI assumptions

We discuss gross profit, indemnity periods, payroll and increased costs of working.

Step 3

Negotiate market terms

We compare insurer appetite, endorsements, excesses, sub-limits and premium options.

FAQs

Common questions about industrial special risks

When does a business need ISR instead of a business pack?

ISR is commonly considered when property values, turnover, occupancy or complexity exceed what a standard business pack is designed to handle.

Does ISR include business interruption?

It can. Business interruption is a key part of many ISR programs, but it must be selected and calculated properly.

Do insurers require surveys?

For larger or more complex risks, insurers may request surveys, photos or detailed risk information before quoting or after binding cover.

With B Ok, you'll be OK

Need this cover reviewed?

Tell us what your business does, what you already have in place and what contracts or assets need protecting. We'll help you compare suitable options.