Wholesale appetite: BOP

Business owner's policy we place.

GL, property and business interruption in one package — sized to the operation and bound to the lease, priced where the bundle wins. Already appointed? Send us the account. New here? Apply for appointment below.

A business owner's policy (BOP) bundles general liability, commercial property and business interruption into a single policy — usually with better pricing than buying them separately. It's the right foundation for most small and mid-sized operators.

The triggers
we hear most.

It's a small or mid-sized operator with one or a few locations.

A BOP bundles general liability and commercial property into a single policy, usually priced better than buying the two separately. It's the right foundation for most owner-operated businesses under a certain size.

The account wants one renewal, one bill and one certificate flow.

A BOP gives a single renewal date and a single carrier relationship — much easier to manage than juggling monoline GL and property programmes.

The operation fits a standard package and has grown out of personal-lines thinking.

If the business has been carrying personal insurance, a BOP is the right first step into commercial cover — and it scales as locations, employees and exposures grow.

It needs fast, clean certificates for landlords and customers.

BOPs make COI generation simple — one policy number, one carrier, one schedule. We get certificates out the same day.

Inside the
policy.

General liability

Third-party bodily injury, property damage, products and personal/advertising injury — the same coverage as a monoline GL, just inside a package.

Commercial property

Building (if owned), tenant improvements, contents, stock and equipment — typically at replacement cost with reasonable cause-of-loss forms.

Business interruption

Lost income and continuing expenses while the business can't operate after a covered property loss.

Common endorsements

Optional add-ons that BOPs handle cleanly — spoilage, hired & non-owned auto, employee dishonesty, data breach, equipment breakdown and signs.

Where buyers
get caught out.

Workers' compensation

Comp is statutory and almost always written separately — the BOP and comp policies sit alongside each other.

Professional liability

E&O for advice-based services isn't part of a BOP. We place it as a separate policy when the firm needs it.

Owned commercial auto

Owned vehicles need a commercial auto policy. Hired & non-owned auto can be endorsed onto a BOP, but the full owned-fleet cover is separate.

How we place
this line.

Appetite matched in-house

Every submission gets matched internally against the carrier relationships most likely to write it — not shopped blind into a dozen inboxes.

Every hour risks the client

Suitable accounts move to an underwriter after a licensed broker reviews the match and final file. Carrier response and quote timing depend on the account and market.

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