Products and Services
NIC's products and services list includes the following:
- NIC Marine and Aviation
- NIC Engineering and Contractor
- NIC All Risks Insurance
- NIC Group Personal Accident
- NIC Workers Compensation
- NIC Employer’s Liability
- NIC Motor
- NIC Fire and Allied Perils
- NIC Theft/Burglary
- NIC All Risks
- NIC Cash In Transit
- NIC Fidelity Guarantee
- NIC Goods in Transit
- NIC Public and Products Liability
- NIC Professional Indemnity
- NIC Computer and Electronics
- NIC Estate Fire Insurance
- NIC Estate Comprehensive
- NIC Group Credit/Micro Finance Credit Insurance
- NIC Whole Life Insurance & Endowment Insurances
- NIC Term Insurance
- NIC Mortgage Care
- NIC Children's Endorsement Insurance
- NIC Key man's Insurance
- NIC Group Pension
- NIC Death in Service Benefit
- NIC Lump Sum Savings Plan
- NIC Medical Express Insurance
- NIC School Fees Insurance Scheme
- NIC Microfinance Care
- NIC Travel Health Plus
- NIC Travel Personal Accident
- NIC Travel Health Insurance
- NIC Personal Pension and Annuity-Plus Plan
- NIC Dividend Plus Plan
- NIC Leasecare Policy
- NIC Integrated Benefit Plan
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