What Are the Key Differences Between Foxquilt and Nationwide Crime Insurance?
Foxquilt’s product page names money and securities losses from inside or outside theft, including employee dishonesty, fraud and forgery. Nationwide identifies crime as a commercial-liability product within its management-liability specialty, while its overview does not itemize crime agreements. The public descriptions therefore differ in the level of loss detail they provide. [3] [4]
Loss examples and product listing
Foxquilt gives examples that a buyer can use to start a wording discussion: employee dishonesty, fraud and forgery involving money or securities. Nationwide’s product overview names crime as an option but leaves agreement details to the issued policy and jurisdiction. Ask Nationwide to identify the proposed crime agreements and Foxquilt to show how the quoted form treats the relevant loss scenario. [3] [4]
Quote-specific terms
Neither the Nationwide product listing nor Foxquilt’s general examples determine the terms for a particular business. Compare the proposed limits, retentions, employee definitions and discovery provisions side by side rather than assuming the shared “crime” label means the forms match. [4] [3]