What Are the Key Differences Between Aon and Travelers General Liability Insurance?
Construction project brokerage and Travelers’ GL underwriting
Aon describes a construction practice for contractors, owners, engineers, and developers, while Travelers underwrites GL as a standalone policy or in a Business Owner’s Policy. A contractor should ask Travelers whether its form handles project requirements, and ask Aon which insurer and terms it can place; the roles are different even where the coverage line matches. [1] [5]
Risk support and claims resources
Aon’s practice describes project advisory on risk transfer and mitigation. Travelers says GL customers can access more than 600 Risk Control consultants and a dedicated claim team. Those are distinct support models: ask Aon about project-level review and Travelers about which consultants and claims resources apply to the quoted GL policy. [1] [5]
