Insurance Considerations

Apex Insurance in partnership with Bowls NZ have put together an insurance package which provides far wider cover than standard policies in the market.

The Apex team have an in-depth knowledge of sport insurance as they have looked after a very large number of sporting entities for many years. Upon receiving a copy of your current insurance programme from your current provider, Apex will review your covers and point out any gaps in cover whilst presenting the difference between the Bowls Package offering and mainstream covers.

The Bowls NZ / Apex Insurance Package is not only competitively priced but also includes covers which may not be included under traditional policies.

Prize Indemnity Insurance

Prize Indemnity Insurance allows event planners to promote huge grand prizes like cars, holidays, sporting equipment and so much more without the large price tag. Apex Insurance has perfected the process of obtaining prize indemnity insurance, so it is quick and super easy!

For a relatively small premium, you will be on your way to running a successful sports contest with no legal risk but all the reward.

If someone completes the sports contest successfully, the policy will pay for the prize, so you don’t have to!

The Bowls NZ club Insurance scheme offers:

• Improved comprehensive policies at competitive rates;

• Potentially, savings on current premiums;

• Additional savings as more bowling clubs join the scheme;

• Increased Public Liability cover at no extra charge;

• Additional Liability covers including Statutory Liability (Health & Safety), Trustee Liability,

  Cover for Volunteers etc;

• Discounted Building Valuation Costs;

• Reduced rates on natural disaster and fire;

• Natural and Artificial green cover if not already included;

• Financial support of Bowls NZ activities;

• Personal effects including Bowls covered for full replacement value with no limit per item/claim;

• Streamlined Claims Service;

• Specialised Bowls Service Team

Ready to roll? Contact our dedicated broker, Sue Dillon.