The general definition of a recall that is covered by recall insurance is “the recovery of products from the market or users after public announcement of the recall for the reason that product defects have caused personal injury or property damage to third parties or a reasonable determination that there is a high probability that such injury or damage will be caused.”
The details of indemnification provided by recall insurance vary by the insurer and insurance policy, but the general details of indemnification are as follows. Of the expenses indicated below, only the portion specially incurred as a result of the recall is covered.
The exclusions that are generally not covered by insurance benefits are as follows.
In addition, it is generally necessary to set a deductible or reduced compensation rate (the percentage of damage that exceeds the amount of the deductible covered by insurance benefits).
Based on interviews with customers and independent research conducted by Marsh, we understand the risks relating to recalls and are able to design tailor-made recall insurance.