Gold & Bullion Insurance.
Specialist insurance considerations for gold, bullion, coins and other precious-metal assets across storage, custody, handling and transportation.
Gold can move through multiple risk environments.
Gold and bullion assets can be acquired, processed, stored, transported, traded and delivered through multiple locations and commercial operations.
Each stage may introduce different physical, custody, transportation and operational considerations.
Specialist insurance discussions therefore begin by understanding the asset, its value, where it is held, how it is handled and how it moves.
Explore Risk Management →Different forms of valuable metal.
Depending on the risk and applicable policy, specialist insurance may consider different forms of gold and bullion.
Gold Bars
Refined gold bars and bullion held for commercial, investment or trading purposes.
Bullion Coins
Precious-metal coins and related bullion products held in inventory or custody.
Refined Precious Metals
Refined metal held following processing, refining or commercial production.
Gold Products
Eligible high-value gold products held as commercial inventory or valuable property.
Trading Inventory
Eligible bullion inventory held by dealers and other specialist businesses.
Other Valuable Holdings
Other precious-metal assets may be considered depending on their nature, value and risk profile.
Where gold and bullion may be exposed.
The relevant insurance considerations depend on the complete asset journey. Common areas for discussion can include storage, custody, handling, transportation and valuation.
Clear asset information supports the insurance discussion.
Gold and bullion values can change with market conditions. Businesses should maintain appropriate records describing their assets, inventory and valuation methodology.
Depending on the policy and underwriting process, relevant information may include inventory records, purchase documentation, valuation information, storage arrangements and transportation details.
Discuss Your Requirements →From source to final destination.
Understanding where an asset travels helps identify the environments that may need to be considered when discussing coverage.
Who may require specialist bullion protection?
Eligibility and coverage depend on the individual risk, business activity and applicable underwriting requirements.
Bullion Dealers
Businesses buying, selling, holding or transporting eligible precious-metal inventory.
Mining & Refining
Businesses involved in extraction, refining, processing and valuable metal production.
Logistics Providers
Eligible logistics businesses handling or transporting valuable metal assets.
Storage Facilities
Secure facilities and custody environments holding valuable precious-metal assets.
Financial Businesses
Eligible financial and commercial organizations with valuable metal holdings.
Specialist Asset Owners
Other eligible businesses or asset owners with significant precious-metal exposures.
Information that can help explain the risk.
The exact information required varies by insurer and risk. These are examples of information that may be relevant.
Asset Information
Clear information about what is being insured can help establish the nature of the exposure.
Operational Information
Details about how assets are stored, handled and transported can be relevant to underwriting.
Explore other specialist asset solutions.
Precious Metals
Explore insurance considerations for silver, platinum and other precious metals.
Explore Solution →Vault & Storage
Learn about insurance considerations surrounding secure storage environments.
Explore Solution →Cargo & Transit
Explore considerations for valuable assets while in transportation.
Explore Solution →Frequently asked questions.
General information about specialist gold and bullion insurance considerations.
What is gold and bullion insurance?
Gold and bullion insurance refers to insurance arrangements that may address eligible precious-metal assets against specified risks under the applicable policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions.
What types of gold can potentially be insured?
Depending on the policy and underwriting requirements, eligible assets can include gold bars, bullion coins and other forms of valuable gold. The insurer determines eligibility based on the specific risk.
Can bullion be insured while it is in storage?
Storage risks can be considered depending on the facility, security arrangements, custody structure, asset value and applicable policy terms.
Can gold be insured while in transit?
Transit coverage may be available for eligible shipments subject to transportation arrangements, policy conditions, limits, exclusions and underwriting requirements.
How is bullion value established?
Valuation methodology can vary depending on the asset, policy and underwriting requirements. Inventory records, purchase documentation and recognized valuation methods may be relevant.
Who can request a bullion insurance quote?
Eligible businesses and asset owners may request information about available insurance solutions. Eligibility depends on the specific risk, jurisdiction, underwriting requirements and applicable insurance provider.
Does this page guarantee that my bullion will be covered?
No. Website information is general information only. Actual coverage depends on the applicable policy, underwriting approval, limits, conditions and exclusions.
Discuss your bullion protection requirements.
Tell us about your assets, storage arrangements, transportation requirements and business operations to begin the insurance discussion.