Business Interruption vs Contingent Business Interruption?
Business-interruption coverage responds to qualifying damage at your own premises; contingent business-interruption coverage may extend it to a scheduled supplier or customer whose damage disrupts your business.
Contingent business interruption (CBI) addresses certain losses when a supplier or customer’s property suffers qualifying damage and disrupts your business. CBI often requires a covered physical-damage cause and may apply only to scheduled or otherwise defined dependent locations. It is narrower than broad protection against every supply-chain problem.
Check direct versus indirect supplier definitions, scheduled premises, covered causes, waiting periods, and limits. Update the schedule when critical suppliers change. If the concern is labor disruption, transport closure, or a nonphysical failure, ask whether separate supply-chain coverage addresses it.
