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Overview
There is a better way. Chubb believes that a public–private partnership program can be implemented before the next pandemic that recognizes the differing needs of small and large businesses and will provide:
- Affordability and certainty for small businesses about the amount of financial support available if a pandemic shuts down the economy.
- Quick and efficient payment of a pre–determined sum to small businesses without the need to adjudicate individual claims.
- An incentive to keep people employed, rather than relying on unemployment relief.
- A market–oriented program for larger businesses intended to support and stimulate the private market for pandemic coverage.
- Insurance industry risk-sharing with the federal government, together with a better understanding of pandemic risk, risk mitigation and preparedness, increasing over time.
These are key components of Chubb’s Pandemic Business Interruption Program. The Program has two elements: a program for small businesses that provides an immediate cash infusion when a pandemic is declared and a separate voluntary program for medium and large businesses with losses paid through the existing industry claims adjudication process. Both depend on the federal government assuming a substantial percentage of the risk, through direct U.S. Treasury funding to insurers for the small business program, and through a newly created government–run reinsurance entity for medium and large business losses.
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CraftsmanshipSM
What if all the precision and expertise we associate with finely crafted things were applied to insurance? After all, insurance isn’t generic. It’s personal. It’s about the people and things that matter to you. Your family and loved ones. Your home and your business. Your employees and shareholders.
At Chubb, when we write a policy, we write it for you. We believe insurance is more than underwriting, it’s a craft.
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Chubb provides a separate HIPAA privacy notice to certain individual consumers as required under applicable laws and regulations. |
Personal information we collect in connection with the issuance of financial products or services to you that are to be used primarily for your personal, family, or household purposes and that is subject to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (“GLBA”) or the California Financial Information Privacy Act. For example, where we provide you with a personal insurance policy, or where we handle a claim from you as an individual. Note that this exclusion may not apply to all of your personal information, including to personal information collected before you become a customer. |
Chubb provides a separate GLBA privacy notice to certain individual consumers as required under applicable laws and regulations. |
Personal information we collect about job applicants, independent contractors, or current or former full-time, part-time and temporary employees and staff, officers, directors or owners of Chubb, and that is used solely in that context. |
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Personal information we collect as a motor vehicle record and that is subject to the Driver's Privacy Protection Act of 1994. |
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