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Loss of Profit Policy covers loss of profit due to:1.  Loss of sales 2. Non-recovery of standing charges3. Both loss of sales as well as standing charges 4. None of the above

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : Both loss of sales as well as standing charges 

The Correct Answer is "Both loss of sales as well as standing charges ".

  • The Loss of Profits Policy is formulated to cover the likely monetary loss occurring from break-in business activity that may arise due to physical loss of property by an event covered for insurance.
  • Loss of profit (LOP) insurance provides coverage for financial losses due to delays in the loss in salesconstruction, standing charges and infrastructure projects.
  • LOP will also provide a payout if companies face higher costs or lost profits when a project takes longer than expected to complete. 
  • LOP is often called delayed completion coverage or delay in start-up (DSU) insurance as well. 

 

  • LOP will also provide a payout if companies face higher costs or lost profits when a project takes longer than expected to complete.
  • LOP is often called delayed completion coverage or delay in start-up (DSU) insurance as well.
  • Loss of profit insurance only covers the actual loss of gross profit stemming from a delayed project. 

 

  •  A standing charge is added to most gas and electricity bills, or any other service provider bills.
  •  It's a fixed daily amount that customers have to pay, no matter how much energy they use.
  •  A standing charge covers the costs your energy supplier incurs to get gas and electricity to you.


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