AIG Commercial Property Insurance

AIG names businesses including hospitals, universities and global manufacturing among the varied organizations for which it has property options. The page does not provide a complete eligible-class list or state-by-state availability schedule. ¹Company-reported. Illustrative customer types on AIG’s U.S. Commercial Property page; examples do not establish an applicant’s eligibility.

AIG describes commercial property insurance as protecting business physical property against unexpected events such as storm damage, theft and vandalism, and says coverage can extend to certain work-related contents such as office equipment, furniture, fixtures and inventory. These are examples; actual coverage depends on the facts and each policy’s terms, conditions and exclusions. ¹Company-reported. General property description on AIG’s product page, not a summary of a specific policy or all covered causes of loss.

Not publicly disclosed. The reviewed page does not state standard property limits, deductibles or retentions for a buyer. Confirm those amounts, covered causes and conditions in the quote and issued policy. ¹AIG’s U.S. Commercial Property marketing page reviewed 2026-09-30; no buyer-specific quote or policy form was reviewed.

AIG says property risk engineers help clients identify and mitigate loss and that its engineers collaborate with clients on solutions tailored to risk factors. The page does not state that these services are included for every account or guarantee reduced losses. ¹Company-reported. Company-described commercial property risk engineering; account-specific service availability is not stated.

AIG describes a dedicated Property claims team and a claims promise intended to enable prompt resolution. The page does not publish a service-level deadline or claim outcome guarantee. ¹Company-reported. AIG’s company-reported general property claims description; no account-specific claims handling terms were reviewed.