iTOO operates as Hollard’s preferred underwriter of speciality products, acting as a niche home for entrepreneurs and start-ups, as well as larger companies and specialist UMAs. As a special risks insurance provider, iTOO’s understanding of their customers, their business and individual needs is what sets them apart, sharpens their expertise and broadens their service offering. They partner with over 650 brokers and are available nationwide and in selected African regions 24/7/365.
iTOO has technical expertise in each sphere of their insurance offering and they’re passionate about finding a way to solve any and every problem. They’re experts in what they do, so you can be an expert in what you do.
iTOO finds or creates specialist insurance solutions that are individually tailored to solve problems that discerning clients may have. From cyber insurance to medical malpractice, drone insurance to commercial crime, ITOO uses knowledge from the hottest minds in that industry to ensure that no matter what your business does, the risks you may face are covered.
iTOO is continuously researching market developments to deliver the very best specialist products that our customers’ growing businesses need. iTOO is driven by a high-performance specialist team, experts in their respective fields.
All iTOO business has to be done via independent brokers so please ask your broker to contact us if you would like to get a quote for your Events Liability cover.
If you do not have a broker and would like us to recommend possible FAIS-registered brokers trained in our products, please fill in your details on our Find a Broker page.
If you are a broker and would like more details about our cover, please contact one of our product experts.
Call Jonathan Healy on
082 322 8239 or email
jonathanh@itoo.co.za
Call Vanessa Kohler on
087 703 1030 or email
vanessak@itoo.co.za
Call Claims on
086 100 4866 or email
itoonewclaims@itoo.co.za
Cyber liability policies principally cover breaches resulting in theft of personal information or corruption of data and the consequential losses as a result of such. Third-party computer crime covers the direct financial loss as a result of access to an Insured computer system excluding consequential loss and access of confidential information.
Social engineering refers to a variety of techniques used to elicit information and trick individuals into voluntarily performing actions. Social engineering loss essentially refers to acts of fraud committed by means of a person deceiving or misleading an employee of the Insured through misrepresentation of a material fact that the employee has relied upon, believing it to be genuine and causing the transferring, paying or delivering of cash and/or other property.
The limits of indemnity are combined limits across all insuring clauses and aggregated for total losses in the period of insurance. One needs to take into account the value of costs incurred in investigating a loss and defence costs incurred in defending allegations of wrongfulness aside from any damages award or claim that may be paid under the policy. The appropriate limit of indemnity will depend on a number of factors including the nature and size of the business, contracting limitations, and transaction values. Your broker will be best placed to advise on the most suitable limit of indemnity.