Commercial insurance
Provides property and liability coverage for small and midsize businesses, including protection for buildings, equipment, vehicles, and claims from accidents or lawsuits.
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Hanover Insurance Group is a property and casualty insurance company. It sells insurance policies that help people and businesses protect themselves against losses from events like car accidents, fires, liability claims, and other damage. Its main products are personal auto and home insurance, plus commercial policies for small and mid-sized businesses.
The company earns most of its money from premiums paid by policyholders, then pays out claims when covered losses happen. It also invests the money it holds between collecting premiums and paying claims, which is a normal part of an insurer’s business model. Hanover usually works through independent insurance agents, who match its policies with customers looking for coverage.
What makes Hanover’s role clear is that it sits in the middle of the insurance value chain: it underwrites risk, sets policy terms, and handles claims rather than selling directly to consumers in most cases. Its customers are households and businesses that want protection, and its distribution model relies on agents who help place those policies.
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