CNA Kidnap and Ransom Insurance
Kidnap, Ransom and Extortion
Who It’s For
CNA’s 2012 brochure identifies organizations with overseas travelers or operations among typical buyers and names manufacturers, professional-services firms, hospitals, financial institutions, technology and construction companies. 2Company-reported. Historical target examples are not current underwriting rules or eligibility guarantees.
Coverage Features
CNA’s current Management Liability page lists Kidnap, Ransom and Extortion; the older CNA brochure describes insured events including kidnapping, extortion, hijack and detention. 1,2Company-reported. The current page confirms catalogue membership; 2012 brochure details are historical marketing and may not match current forms.
Risk Services
The brochure describes access to crisis-response services from red24, including security advice and response support. 2Company-reported. The 2012 source does not establish the current vendor arrangement or services attached to a present-day quote.
How to Apply
CNA’s current Management Liability page tells agents to request applications through the Agent Center. 1Company-reported. This is a general management-liability submission direction; the page does not describe a buyer-direct K&R flow.
Other CNA Coverage Lines
Sources
- Management Liability Insurance and Professional Liability. CNA; Current U.S. page: management liability names crime and kidnap/ransom/extortion; lists management product coverages and Epack 3 modular structure, application channel and caveats. Retrieved 2026-09-30. Accessed 2026-09-30.
- Kidnap, Ransom and Extortion Coverage From CNA. CNA; Official brochure: named insured persons, event categories, crisis response services, target buyers and worldwide wording; dated KRESS FL 040412 (2012), historical product summary, not evidence all provisions remain current. Retrieved 2026-09-30. Accessed 2026-09-30.
