What Are the Key Differences Between AIG and Liberty Mutual Inland Marine Insurance?
Property under construction and in motion
AIG markets inland marine for transportation/logistics and construction/equipment exposures. Liberty Mutual describes protection for assets under construction or frequently moved, including construction projects, inventory in transit, jobsite equipment and materials stored by subcontractors. A builder can use those Liberty examples to identify exposures for a quote, while asking AIG whether its construction or transportation product better maps to the same project phases. [1] [4]
Engineering and claims support
AIG describes marine risk consulting, route or equipment-risk reviews and claims resources. Liberty Mutual describes property underwriting, risk-engineering and claims teams working together on complex property risks. Ask whether the proposed inland-marine policy receives those services, particularly for a project with multiple subcontractors, transit legs or temporary storage locations. [1] [4]
Transit and subcontractor custody
Liberty Mutual’s overview frames coverage around assets on the move but does not set cargo, territory or transit conditions for a particular policy; AIG likewise leaves property and causes to the issued terms. Submit project values and locations, then compare coverage during installation, subcontractor custody and transport on both forms. [4] [1]
What Should You Confirm in AIG and Liberty Mutual Inland Marine Insurance Quotes?
- Which AIG product or Liberty Mutual form covers each project phase, subcontractor-held material and transit leg?
- What territory, covered causes, limits and deductibles apply to stored and moving property in each quote?