In insurance, "first-party cover" refers to coverage that protects the policyholder's own assets, property, or interests directly. It covers losses or damages suffered by the insured party themselves, rather than claims made against them by third parties.Examples include property damage to the insured's own buildings or equipment, business interruption losses, cyber extortion payments, data restoration costs, and theft of the insured's own money or assets.
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