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ISO Provides Business Interruption Endorsement in Response to Coronavirus

This article explains optional endorsements for Business Income losses due to the Coronavirus.

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On February 7,  ISO released two optional endorsements for use with the Commercial Property forms to provide limited Business Interruption coverage for business interruption due to actions by civil authorities in order avoid or prevent infection or spread by or from the Coronavirus. These endorsements have NOT been filed and are not being added to the ISO portfolio of forms. Likewise, ISO is not providing loss costs or supplementary rating information. ISO is continuing to monitor the situation. Any company filing the forms must follow all filing regulations.

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