What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and Marsh McLennan Agency Commercial Auto Insurance?
Published Auto Scope
CNA's commercial-auto record specifies business-use owned, hired and non-owned vehicles for bodily-injury and property-damage liability, plus physical damage and an optional executive endorsement. Marsh McLennan Agency describes arranging commercial auto and says advisers analyze an organization's operations, assets, liabilities and loss exposures, but its reviewed overview does not state policy terms. For a buyer comparing exposure, CNA provides named coverage categories; MMA's consultation is where the specific carrier terms must be established. [2] [2] [5] [5]
Support and Route to a Proposal
CNA names Driver Distractions/Cargo Securement programs and claims support. MMA invites prospects to contact an adviser or specialist, without establishing a quote, bind or effective-date timeline. Your choice of route may depend on whether you want named auto programs up front or an adviser to assess operations and arrange terms; ask what service will accompany the final policy. [2] [5]