Posted on: 11th November 2014 in Insurance
Risky sporting activities add spice to life, there’s no question about this, but one should not forget their main characteristic: risk. While it’s true that everything we do carries a certain amount of risk, for high-adrenaline sports such as bungee jumping or caving, the risk factor is much greater. This is why some insurance providers do not cover such sports at all. Others, however, have calculated the degrees of risk one faces when practising extreme sports, and have arranged a number of coverage options for enthusiastic athletes. If you like high-risk sports, an insurance policy covering possible injury or death while engaging in them is, needless to say, a must. But before you choose an insurance provider, you should familiarise yourself with the priority factors that insurance companies take into account with regard to these products.We have 18 offices across the globe and we manage over $2billion for our 20,000+ clients
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