Jewelers Mutual has launched a new unified commercial application for its Businessowners and Commercial Inland Marine programs in Nevada. Approved on March 25, 2026, the form is designed to simplify the process for agents and policyholders.

The update centers on more data-driven underwriting, with a focus on security and risk controls. Applicants must now provide detailed information on alarms, surveillance, safes, and physical protections, reflecting the high-value nature of insured inventory.

It also expands inventory tracking, capturing how and where goods are stored, including high-risk items and off-premises exposure such as transit and trade shows. The changes point to more structured underwriting, with no impact on pricing.