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Chubb Master Package (manufacturing)

A global comprehensive package Chubb designed for mid-to-large manufacturers. It combines property (All Risks), machinery breakdown, business interruption (BI), inland transit, crime and liability as modules on an English (manuscript) wording, providing integrated cover that can link with a global head office's master plan.

Chubb Master Package

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N2N Insurance Brokerage does not represent any single insurer — it independently represents the client as an FSS-registered broker (Reg. No. 2026-012201). We compare the wordings, rates and service of AIG · Chubb · DB · Hyundai · KB · Meritz to propose the cover and price best suited to your risk. Each insurer's full wording is provided at application and binding.

Overview

A global comprehensive package Chubb designed for mid-to-large manufacturers. It combines property (All Risks), machinery breakdown, business interruption (BI), inland transit, crime and liability as modules on an English (manuscript) wording, providing integrated cover that can link with a global head office's master plan.

Who needs it

  • 01
    Mid-to-large manufacturers

    Single sites with large annual turnover.

  • 02
    Multinational Korean entities

    Linked to the head-office master plan.

  • 03
    Export-heavy manufacturers

    Needing global claims service.

  • 04
    Chemical, semiconductor, auto-parts

    Holding high-value machinery and precision processes.

Module structure

Section IProperty (All Risks, MB, BI)
Section IIGeneral Liability (GL), Product (PL)
Section IIITransit, inland transit, money loss
Section IVCrime, fidelity, cyber

Main losses covered

  • Property All Risks
  • Machinery breakdown (MB) — sudden machinery loss
  • Business interruption (BI) — lost turnover and fixed costs
  • Inland transit (site → site)
  • Crime — employee dishonesty and external intrusion
  • Liability (GL/PL) — premises and products

Main endorsements

Service interruptionBI from electricity/gas/water failure
Contingent BILost turnover from a key partner's accident
EarthquakeEarthquake extension
Crisis managementCrisis-management expert support

Losses not covered (main exclusions)

  • Intent / gross negligence
  • Gradual ageing / inherent defect
  • War / terrorism / nuclear (a separate endorsement)
  • Pollution / environment (separate environmental liability)
  • Cyber intrusion (a separate endorsement)

Conditions & process

Policy period1 year
InsurerChubb (Chubb Insurance)
Sum insuredProperty and BI 6–24 months by replacement value
Turnaround4–8 weeks (including reinsurance)
WordingChubb manuscript (English)
ChannelIndividual consultation with our broker (010-5755-6465)

What we need to quote

  • Business / corporate registration
  • Site floor plan and property schedule (TIV)
  • Schedule of key machinery and production equipment
  • Turnover / P&L / BI calculation data (12–24 months)
  • Key partners and supply chain
  • Loss run for the past 5 years
  • Overseas head-office master plan (if any)

Other notes

  • The premium is confirmed after the insurer's underwriting
  • War/terror, pollution and cyber are separate endorsements, not base cover
  • When linking to a master plan, confirm the Korean entity's cover scope

Withdrawal / quality assurance / pre-contract disclosure

  • The application may be withdrawn within 15 days of receiving the policy (excluding professional financial consumers)
  • Cancellable within 3 months for breach of the duty to explain material matters or a missing handwritten signature
  • Breach of the duty of disclosure may lead to cancellation or reduction of the claim
Depositor-protected product

Points to note

Please check the basics of the policy when you apply.

  • When applying for the policy, please confirm the product name, policy period, premium-payment period and the insured , and be sure to receive and check the policy wording.
  • Before concluding the contract, please read the product description and policy wording.
  • If you cancel an existing policy to take out a new one, acceptance may be declined, the premium may rise and the cover may differ — please take note.
  • Payment of the claim may be restricted by exclusions and payment-limitation grounds.

Nullity of the contract

If the insured event has already occurred at the time the contract is made, the contract is void. However, where the contract is void due to the company's intent or negligence, or where the company knew or could have known of the nullity before acceptance yet did not refund the premium, the company refunds the premium with interest at the policy-loan rate published by the Korea Insurance Development Institute, compounded annually, for the period from the day after payment to the day of refund.

Losses not covered

The specific losses not covered (exclusions) are set out in each insurer's policy wording and product description; on this page, see the “Cover” tab(or the “Losses not covered” section) for the main exclusions. For other cover-specific grounds on which claims are not paid, please refer to the policy wording.

Cover start date

The company provides cover, in accordance with the policy, from the time it accepts the application and receives the first premium. Where the company accepts the application after receiving the first premium with it, cover also begins from the time the first premium was received.

Policyholder's handwritten signature

The application must be completed by the policyholder, and the policyholder and the insured must sign it by hand. Failure to sign by hand may result in disadvantages regarding the validity of the contract. On an internet cyber-mall, an electronic signature may be used instead.

Right to be informed and have the product explained

The policyholder has the right to be given and have explained the information needed about the product they wish to buy.

Duty to explain

The insurer and N2N Insurance Brokerage must explain the important matters of the product to ordinary financial consumers.

Duty of disclosure before the contract

When applying, the policyholder, the insured or their agent must disclose truthfully the facts they know regarding the questions in the application (including the questionnaire). Otherwise the claim may be declined or the contract cancelled. Where insurance is taken out by telephone or other means of communication, the duty is performed by answering the seller's questions, which are recorded, without a separate written questionnaire, so answers must be given with particular care.

Duty of disclosure after the contract

If, after the contract is made, any of the following arises in respect of the subject-matter insured, the policyholder or the insured must notify the company in writing without delay and obtain endorsement on the policy.

  • When intending to take out, or learning of, a contract with another insurer covering the same risk as this contract
  • When transferring the subject-matter insured
  • When altering, rebuilding or extending the subject-matter insured or the building housing it
  • When moving the subject-matter insured to another location
  • When the risk is, or is found to have been, materially changed

Withdrawal of the application

  • The policyholder may withdraw the application within 15 daysof receiving the policy, in which case the premium paid is refunded. However, a contract more than 30 days after application (45 days where a policyholder aged 65+ contracted by telephone) cannot be withdrawn.
  • In addition, a medical-examination contract, a contract with a cover period of 90 days or less, guarantee insurance, statutory compulsory insurance, liability insurance under the Automobile Accident Compensation Act, or a commercial-insurance contract concluded by a professional financial consumer cannot be withdrawn.

Quality-assurance scheme

  • If, after application, the policyholder did not receive the policy wording and their copy of the application, was not given an explanation of the important contents of the wording, or did not sign the application by hand, they may cancel the contract within 3 monthsof the contract being formed.
  • In that case the premium already paid is refunded to the policyholder, with interest at the policy-loan rate compounded annually for the period the premium was held.

Why the surrender value may be less than the premiums paid, or nil

The surrender value is the amount paid if the contract is cancelled early. Unlike bank savings, insurance combines risk protection and savings: part of the premium is paid out as claims to other policyholders who suffer accidents, and part covers the insurer's operating expenses, so the surrender value on early cancellation may be less than the premiums paid, or nil.

Depositor protection

  • This policy is protected under the Depositor Protection Act, such that the surrender value (or the maturity benefit) plus other payments is protected up to “KRW 100 million per person” (aggregated with the insurer's other protected products).
  • Separately, the aggregate accident-claim amount of that insurer's protected products is “KRW 100 million per person” protected.
  • (However, a policy whose policyholder and premium payer is a corporation is not protected.)

Tax benefit (protection-type insurance)

Under Article 59-4(1) of the Income Tax Act (special tax credit), for protection-type insurance taken out by an employee only, a tax credit of 12% of the premium paid (capped at KRW 1 million per year) is available. Tax matters may change with amendment or repeal of the relevant tax law.

Personal-data protection

Except as provided by law, the insurer and N2N Insurance Brokerage do not collect, use, inspect or provide personal data related to this contract — for its conclusion, maintenance and claim payment — without the consent of the policyholder, the insured or the beneficiary. However, for those purposes the insurer may, with the consent of the policyholder and the insured and in accordance with law, provide personal data to other insurers and insurance-related bodies.

Solicitation-order and reporting centre

  • Providing special benefits in connection with concluding an insurance contract is punishable under the Insurance Business Act.
  • Financial Supervisory Service: 1332 (no area code) / mobile (02)1332 / “Report a solicitation-order violation” at http://fss.or.kr
  • General Insurance Association of Korea: 1332 (no area code) / mobile (02)1332 / “Solicitation-order Violation Report Centre” at http://knia.or.kr

FSS Insurance Fraud Prevention Centre

  • Insurance crime, under Article 8 of the Special Act on the Prevention of Insurance Fraud, is punishable by up to 10 years' imprisonment or a fine of up to KRW 50 million, and abetting insurance crime is subject to the same punishment.
  • Tel: 1332 (no area code) / mobile (02)1332 / Web: http://insucop.fss.or.kr or “Insurance Fraud Prevention Centre” at http://fss.or.kr

Insurance consultation and dispute mediation

  • For consultation or any complaint or dispute about insurance, contact the insurer's customer call centre for prompt handling. If you object to the outcome, you may apply for dispute mediation to the Financial Supervisory Service and the Korea Consumer Agency.
  • FSS Financial Consumer Protection Centre: 1332 (no area code) / http://fss.or.kr
  • Korea Consumer Agency Consumer Counselling Centre: 1372 (no area code) / http://www.kca.go.kr

Notice

The above is a summary and excerpt of the policy wording; for grounds on which claims are not paid and other details, please refer to the policy wording and product description.

About N2N Insurance Brokerage

  • N2N Insurance Brokerageis an insurance broker registered under Article 89 of the Insurance Business Act; it does not represent any single insurer but advises and intermediates on the side of the client (policyholder) (FSS Reg. No. 2026-012201 · Business Reg. No. 611-23-02374).
  • This site compares the wordings and rates of multiple insurers; application and acceptance follow each insurer's policy wording.

When you need the Chubb Master Package

Situations that come up often in corporate property-risk management — a five-scenario self-check

📋

Mid-to-large firms wanting many risks in one policy

Suited to firms managing property, BI, machinery, transit, crime and liability in a single integrated policy.

🌐

Multinational Korean entities aligning with head-office insurance

English manuscript wording lets cover be matched to the head-office master plan.

📦

Export-heavy manufacturers needing global claims service

Firms with large overseas business and export share need an international claims-response framework.

⚗️

Chemical, semiconductor, auto-parts firms with high-value machinery

High-value equipment and precision processes mean large accident losses, needing detailed limit/extension design.

🏭

Property, BI and machinery risk concentrated at one site

A site with concentrated risk benefits from integrating every risk area without gaps.

A dispute pattern seen in the field

The Chubb Master Package is an integrated package binding property (All Risks), business interruption (BI), machinery breakdown (MB), inland transit, crime and liability (GL/PL) in one policy. Its core value is twofold. First, combining the risks as modules reduces gaps and overlaps between cover areas. Second, designing with English manuscript wording lets the global head office's master insurance programme and the Korean entity's cover be aligned. But an integrated package does not mean every risk is automatically covered: war/terror/nuclear, pollution/environment and cyber intrusion are handled by separate endorsements, so check that the modules and endorsements your company needs are actually included.

Source: (General industry example)

Three things easily missed when buying the Chubb Master Package

The wording and structure points decision-makers most often overlook

  • 1

    Each module has different risk and exclusions

    Property, BI, machinery, transit, crime and liability each have a different risk and exclusion structure. Check that the modules your company needs are all included.

  • 2

    War, terror, pollution and cyber are separate endorsements

    Even in an integrated package, war/terror/nuclear, pollution/environment and cyber intrusion are handled by separate endorsements, not base cover.

  • 3

    The Korean entity's cover scope when linking to a master plan

    When linking to a head-office master insurance programme, confirm exactly the scope to which the Korean entity is covered.

Frequently asked questions

The questions decision-makers ask most when considering Chubb Master Package

What is the Chubb Master Package?

It is an integrated package combining property (All Risks), business interruption (BI), machinery breakdown (MB), inland transit, crime and liability (GL/PL) in a single policy.

What is the benefit of taking it out as an integrated package?

Combining the risks as modules reduces gaps and overlaps between cover areas, and designing with English (manuscript) wording lets you align the cover with the global head office's master insurance programme.

Does the package cover every risk?

No. War, terrorism and nuclear, pollution and environment, and cyber intrusion are handled by separate endorsements, not as base cover. Check that the modules and endorsements your company needs are included.

How does it link with the head-office insurance?

With English (manuscript) wording, the cover can be matched to the head office's master plan. When linking, confirm exactly the scope to which the Korean entity is covered.

Which companies is it suited to?

It suits mid-to-large enterprises wanting to manage multiple risks in one policy, multinational Korean entities needing alignment with head-office insurance, and manufacturers holding high-value machinery and precision processes.

How is the premium assessed?

The insurer assesses it on the establishment's property scale (TIV) and sector, the modules combined, the limits and deductibles, and the past loss run. The exact premium and acceptance terms are confirmed after underwriting by insurers such as AIG, Chubb, DB, KB, Meritz and Hyundai.

Hanwook Seong, insurance broker

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