What Are the Key Differences Between AIG and CNA Crime Insurance?
AIG offers crime insurance to commercial and governmental entities; CNA lists Crime within its modular Management Liability program.
AIG markets crime insurance and describes losses involving money, securities, and fraud. CNA lists Crime among Management Liability coverages in Epack 3, a modular policy that combines selected management-liability parts rather than requiring one fixed bundle. CNA’s page describes organization types including private and public companies and nonprofits. Buyers should ask which components can be selected together and whether crime can be quoted independently of the desired package. [1] [4]
AIG describes a crime product for commercial and governmental entities. CNA includes Crime among Epack 3 management-liability coverages for private, public, and nonprofit organizations.
Product claims support and application path [1] [4]
What Should You Confirm in AIG and CNA Crime Insurance Quotes?
- AIG identifies a dedicated underwriting team and experienced claims professionals for Crime and Fidelity. CNA directs agents to its Agent Center for applications but the reviewed materials do not describe crime-specific loss triggers, limits, or claims handling. Thus the buyer has more product detail in AIG’s public record; a CNA submission should request the crime form and its crime-specific schedule before comparing coverage. [1]
- Ask AIG for crime limits, retentions, covered acts, and the claims reporting contact. [4]