Commercial Inland Marine Program
Looking for a flexible insurance program to cover mobile property risks?
Verisk's Commercial Inland Marine Program provides forms, rules, and advisory loss costs for both filed and nonfiled classes of business.
A powerful program
Capitalize on opportunity in the marketplace with the many commercial inland marine forms and endorsements available from Verisk. Our product offerings enable you to provide truly customized solutions for your policyholders.
Learn more about the filed and nonfiled classes included in Verisk's Commercial Inland Marine Program.
- Accounts receivable
- Camera and musical instrument dealers
- Commercial articles
- Equipment dealers
- Film
- Floor plan
- Jewelers block
- Physicians and surgeons equipment
- Signs
- Theatrical property
- Valuable papers and records
- Animal mortality
- Annual transit
- Bailees customers
- Boat dealers
- Builders risk
- Computer systems
- Contractors equipment
- Difference in conditions
- Exhibition
- Fine arts–commercial
- Fine arts dealers and galleries
- Fine arts museums
- Furriers block
- Furriers customers
- Installation
- Installment sales and leased property
- Jewelers block
- Machinery and equipment
- Marine supplies dealers
- Miscellaneous articles
- Motor truck cargo–carriers
- Motor truck cargo–contingent
- Motor truck cargo–owners
- Patterns and dies
- Processors
- Radio and television towers and equipment
- Railroad rolling stock
- Riggers liability
- Salespersons samples
- Scientific and medical diagnostic equipment
- Signs
- Tank storage
- Trip transit
- Unmanned aircraft and cargo (drones)
- Warehouse operators legal liability
- Watercraft (endorsement for homeowners policies)
- Wireless communications equipment
- Yachts
Coverage options
Transportation risks are changing
Globalization and digital commerce have added volume and urgency to an already fast-paced, complex transportation ecosystem. Customers expect ever-faster delivery, and goods need to be protected against damage or loss.
With experienced drivers in short supply and more goods traveling greater distances, transportation risks are evolving.
Inland Marine Handbook
Inland Marine Handbook
The Inland Marine Handbook includes an exhibit that reproduces the inland marine class information from the NAIC’s 1976 Nation-Wide Marine Definition and displays the ISO Forms available for those classes. You can use our experience information to help benchmark your book of business or decide to expand with new classes.
Because the Inland Marine Handbook coverage forms are compatible with forms we make available for our other lines of business, the handbook can be particularly helpful to those insurers who write certain commercial package policies. The handbook can also be a powerful policywriting reference guide or training tool.
A force multiplier for your insurance business
A force multiplier for your insurance business
Looking for best-in-class actuarial support? Need help implementing an insurance policy program? Want to launch new products or gain deeper insights into the competitive environment? Verisk's insurance consultants can help.
By harnessing our world-class actuaries, coverage experts, and unrivaled data and analytics, our team can help you address a range of strategic, actuarial, and product development challenges.
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