Crisis Management (India)

Delivering global expertise locally, the Aon India Crisis Management team partners with organisations that have people, assets and investments exposed to the risks of terrorism, political risk, kidnap for ransom, extortion, product recall and associated risks. We help our clients fully understand and quantify their exposure so that they can make informed decisions on how to best mitigate and manage their risk.

As a trusted advisor, we work closely with our clients to provide advice, training, and risk management services to improve their risk profiles. This enables us to represent their true risk to the market and negotiate the most comprehensive, cost-effective insurance and risk transfer solutions.

Our unique consultative approach helps clients to implement the most appropriate measures to meet their duty of care and better protect their balance sheet, people, brand, and reputation.

Our Risk Solutions

Terrorism/Political Violence

Property damage and business interruption
Construction risks including delay in start-up
Strikes, riots, civil commotion, and malicious damage
War, civil war, insurrection, revolution, rebellion, mutiny, and coup d’état
Difference In Conditions (DIC), wrapping around government pools and other existing arrangements
Third-party/public liability
Employers' liability
Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Terrorism

Political Risk

Confiscation, expropriation, or nationalisation of assets
Imposition of export/import embargoes or cancellation of export/import licences
Physical damage to assets from political violence
Non-payment or moratorium due to exchange transfer and currency inconvertibility
Non-delivery/shipment of goods
Calling of an on-demand bid, or contract bonds and guarantees for unfair or political reasons
Forced abandonment or divestiture of an overseas operation or its assets
Non-payment by government and/or government-owned entities of trade-related debt to financial institutions
Non-payment by private entities of trade-related debt to financial institutions

Kidnap & Piracy for Ransom