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Events & Sport
Weather forcing a cancellation the day before a race, a marquee structure damaged on site, an accident during a sporting event: in events and sport, everything often comes down to a single date, with no room to make up for it.
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Event Cancellation Insurance
Weather, an incident on site, a key speaker or performer pulling out: event cancellation insurance reimburses the costs already incurred and the lost revenue linked to the cancellation or postponement of your event.
Professional Liability
A participant injured during an event, a supplier disputing the organisation: Professional Liability covers the financial consequences of an error in organising your event.
All Risks Equipment Insurance (TRM)
Tents, marquees, inflatable structures, technical equipment set up outdoors: All Risks Equipment cover protects these mobile installations against theft, bad weather and collapse for the duration of the event.
Auto
Moving technical equipment or structures between several sites usually means one or more dedicated vehicles, to be insured from the first business use.
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How it works
Questionnaire
Answer a few questions about your business and its activity. It takes five to ten minutes.
File review
Our team reviews your situation and sends you a proposal within 24 business hours.
Setup
You receive your certificate and contracts, ready to present to your clients or partners.
Frequently asked questions
Does cancellation insurance cover a cancellation decided by the organisers themselves?
It depends on the causes covered by the policy: a cancellation due to bad weather, a technical incident or a key participant's failure to appear is generally covered; a cancellation for pure convenience generally isn't.
Does All Risks Equipment cover equipment rented from a third-party supplier?
That's a point to check precisely according to the terms chosen: some policies cover equipment in your custody, whether you own it or rent it, provided it's properly identified in the declaration.
Do we need specific Professional Liability for a one-off event, or is an annual policy enough?
Both exist: an annual policy suits an organiser who produces several events a year, while one-off cover event by event suits an organisation that runs events occasionally.
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