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How is Excess Liability Insurance priced
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There is no standard premium for Excess Liability Insurance.

Each insurer assesses the likelihood and potential severity of a claim reaching its particular layer.

What can affect the premium? #

Factors can include:

  • Type of underlying insurance
  • Underlying policy limit
  • Attachment point
  • Additional limit required
  • Business activities
  • Industry
  • Turnover
  • Contract values
  • Project types
  • Claims history
  • Known circumstances
  • Territories and jurisdictions
  • Underlying insurer and wording
  • Treatment of defence costs
  • Other layers in the program

A higher Excess Liability layer may sometimes cost less than a layer closer to the primary insurance because it is less likely to be reached.

However, pricing is not simply a fixed percentage of the primary premium.

Minimum premiums, insurer capacity and individual underwriting can also materially affect the price.

Contact our team if you need an Excess Liability quotation.

General Advice Warning: The information on this page is general in nature and does not take your personal circumstances into account. You should consider whether it is appropriate for you and seek professional advice before making any decisions. For tailored advice, please contact Webber Insurance Services.