
Property
Turning challenging risks into opportunity and delivering value where others cannot.
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Expertise, problem-solving, and the ability to handle challenging property scenarios
Munich Re Specialty – North America, Specialty Property offers comprehensive solutions through deep expertise, Munich Re’s strength and reputation, and a collaborative partnership approach. We transform complex risks into opportunities by providing flexible, intelligent underwriting across diverse property segments, nimbly delivering value where others cannot.
We offer:
- Business property insurance specifically tailored for individual risks
- Forms: ISO-based and manuscript
- Policies available: 100% ground up, primary, quota share, and excess
Expertise
The Specialty Property team is embodied by high-caliber underwriting with deep industry knowledge and the ability to provide specialized property solutions.
Stability
Rooted in our connection to Munich Re’s robust financial strength, the team demonstrates consistency by maintaining market presence during challenging periods, implementing thorough internal review processes, and making decisions with long-term integrity. Our commitment extends beyond individual transactions, considering wider implications and maintaining a steady, reliable approach to property insurance.
Partnership
We transcend traditional transactional relationships by engaging with brokers and focusing on collaborative problem-solving and consistently seeking ways to support clients’ broader business objectives. This approach is characterized by flexibility — when one solution isn’t possible, we proactively explore other paths. Our structure enables more comprehensive support, allowing brokers to access a unified, responsive resource that prioritizes finding workable solutions.
Primary property insurance
Target classes
Commercial real estate
Foundries
Hotels
Manufacturers
Vacant and unprotected properties
Coverage details
- $25m capacity per risk
- $10k minimum AOP deductible
- $25k minimum flood/earthquake deductible in each occurrence
- $25k minimum premium
- $1 billion maximum total account insured value
- Coverage enhancement and broadening forms available
- Monoline flood/earthquake and DIC coverage
- Coverage available for town protection classes 7-10
- Shared and layered capacity
- Deductible buyback coverage
Exclusions: fronting, reinsurance of captives or risk pools, facultative reinsurance
Excess property insurance
Target classes
Commercial real estate
Food production/processing
Foundries
Habitational
Hotels
Manufacturers
Woodworker/sawmill
Vacant and unprotected properties
Coverage details
- $25m capacity per risk
- $10k minimum AOP deductible
- $25k minimum flood/earthquake deductible in each occurrence
- $25k minimum premium
- $1 billion maximum total account insured value
- Coverage enhancement and broadening forms available
- Monoline flood/earthquake and DIC coverage
- Coverage available for town protection classes 7-10
- Shared and layered capacity
- Deductible buyback coverage
Exclusions: fronting, reinsurance of captives or risk pools, facultative reinsurance
Public entity property insurance
Target classes
Schools
including higher education and charter
Municipality
Not-for-profit
Tribal, including casinos
Government housing
Coverage details
- $12.5M capacity available per risk
- Shared and Layered
- Unlimited TIV
- Monoline Flood/Earthquake and DIC coverage
- Reinsurance of Captives or Risk Pools, and Facultative Reinsurance
Exclusions: Fronting Insurance
Claims scenarios
Claims scenarios
Shipyard storm preparation
A shipyard located in an evacuation zone was required to move some of their sensitive equipment in preparation for an imminent storm. Because the company had comprehensive Property insurance tailored to its needs, they had complete insurance coverage for the relocation of the equipment.
Hurricane at the hotel
A hotel was destroyed by a hurricane. Since the hotel had Property insurance, they were covered for loss of business income, the cost to remove debris and rebuild, as well as the cost to replace damaged business equipment.
Electrical fire incident
The main electrical switchgear for a building experienced electrical arcing. The staff sprayed chemical fire extinguishers on it to prevent fire, but this did not stop the arcing. The switchgear and cabling were destroyed, requiring complete replacement. Since the building owner had Equipment Breakdown coverage, the $90,000 cost of replacement was covered.
Contacts
Leadership
Northeast
Midwest
Southeast
West Coast
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