Terms starting with G

A Guaranteed Renewable Policy is a type of insurance policy that guarantees the policyholder the right to renew the policy at the end of the policy term, without any change...

A Grace Period is a period of time that may refer to a type of insurance policy in which a premium payment is made late or skipped, but coverage remains...

Grace Period Insurance may refer to a type of insurance that provides a window of time after the payment or premium is due, during which the policyholder can make the...

Gender Discrimination is a term that may refer to unequal treatment or bias based on a person's gender. It is a form of prejudice and discrimination that exists in many...

Hammer Clause (or Settlement Cap Clause) may refer to a provision in a Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance policy that seeks to limit the amount of money payable by the...

A guaranty agreement, in the realm of commercial insurance, refers to a legally binding contract where one party, known as the guarantor, promises to be responsible for the obligations or...

Guaranteed Replacement Cost, in the realm of insurance, refers to a coverage provision that may refer to a specific type of property insurance policy. It is an important concept designed...

Guaranteed renewable is a term that may refer to an insurance policy that guarantees the policyholder the right to renew their policy for a given period. This type of policy...

Gross written premium is a term that may refer to the total amount of premiums collected by an insurance company during a given period before any discounts or refunds are...

Gap financing is a term that may refer to a type of loan or credit line to cover the difference between the amount of an existing loan and the total...

The general aggregate limit may refer to an insurance limit, the maximum amount of coverage an insurance provider will pay in the event of multiple claims during a policy period....

A general aggregate is the maximum amount the insurance company will pay for losses when the policy is active. The general aggregate limits the amount paid to the insured, not...