Definition of Parties: Identifying the involved parties such as the investor, the insurance company, and any other relevant entities.
Coverage Scope: Specifying the risks covered by the insurance, such as financial losses due to investment underperformance, natural disasters, fraud, or legal and regulatory changes.
Insurance Amount: Determining the maximum amount the insurance company will pay in the event of a covered loss.
Policy Duration: Specifying the time period during which the policy is valid.
Premiums: Details about the premiums to be paid, including the amount and frequency (monthly, annually, etc.).
General Terms and Conditions: Including definitions of terms used, cancellation conditions, and procedures to follow in the event of a loss.
Exclusions: Specifying cases that are not covered by the insurance, such as losses due to illegal actions by the investor.
Claims Procedures: Defining the steps to file a claim and obtain compensation, including required documentation and the time frame for filing a claim.
Arbitration and Dispute Resolution: Specifying the mechanism for resolving disputes between parties, such as arbitration or going to court.