Crime Insurance, also known as Fidelity Insurance, provides protection to sports associations against financial loss. Crime Insurance covers your association from loss of money, securities or financial instruments resulting from a crime.

What types of claims are covered?

Typical Crime insurance claims allege employee dishonesty, embezzlement, forgery, robbery, safe burglary, counterfeiting and other criminal acts. Claims usually fall into two types of categories:

• Theft (Inside/Outside): pays for money and securities taken by burglary, robbery, theft, disappearance and destruction. The crime can take place on your premises (inside) or away from your property (outside) at a bank or at a fundraiser, for example.
• Employee dishonesty coverage pays for losses caused by dishonest acts of your employees or volunteers, such as embezzlement, forgery or theft.

What is not covered by Crime Insurance?

This policy does not cover computer theft or fraud. The Crime policy also does not provide protection for loss of equipment or other league property – that exposure can be covered under the Equipment Insurance Plan.

Policy Limits

Employee/Volunteer Dishonesty	$25,000 limit per loss
Theft (Inside/Outside)	$10,000 limit per loss
Depositor’s Forgery Coverage	$10,000 limit per loss
Deductible	$250 per claim
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Underwriting Carrier: Chubb Group of Insurance Companies, Warren, NJ. Chubb is rated "A++ (Superior), XV" by A.M. Best’s rating service.

This policy is written on anoccurrence basis.

The Crime policy can also be packaged with Directors & Officers Liability insurance to provide full protection to your association, with a savings of $60. Please click on “Directors & Officers Liability” to view that plan’s details.

What is the Cost?

Note: State surcharges and taxes may apply in Florida, Kentucky and New Jersey. This calculation will be made upon checkout and will be reflected in the total billed to you. If you have questions regarding these surcharges, please contact Bollinger Sports at 1-800-526-1379.