driftsforsikring

16:49 Jun 29, 2022 

This example from elsewhere will either clarify or further muddy the waters:

"Konsesjonsinnehaver vil måtte stå for nødvendige forsikringer av bygningsmasse, driftsløsøre og inventar og eventuelt driftsforsikring."

I'm starting to think it's best combined with the interruption part under the catch-all term "business interruption insurance".

15:41 Jun 29, 2022 

That's what makes it liability insurance. I sold, underwrote and purchased completed operations insurance for a few decades. :-)
"All risk" is never used in reference to liability insurance. It is strictly a form of property insurance. "Property damage" is a term of art generally used to describe liability insurance, not damage to property owned by the insured.

15:38 Jun 29, 2022 

Did you look at the Investopedia definition. It says the following and more: Completed operations insurance covers a contractor's liability for property damage or injuries to a third party once contracted operations cease.

15:23 Jun 29, 2022 

Yeah, I've already considered and rejected that possibility. The problem is that completed operations insurance is a form of liability coverage, not property coverage as the example I cited indicates.

15:10 Jun 29, 2022 

I had a look online and found the following (Danish) reference which refers to "Gjennomført driftsforsikring",fullført driftsforsikring"or afsluttet driftsforsikringhttps://www.netinbag.com/no/finance/what-is-completed-operat...
COMPLETED OPERATIONS INSURANCE – A form of liability insurance which covers accidents arising out of operations which have been completed or abandoned provided the accident occurs away from premises owned, rented, or controlled by the insured. This coverage is commonly endorsed to General Liability Policies. https://rmas.fad.harvard.edu/pages/risk-insurance-glossary-c

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/completed-operations-in...