Which of the following would NOT be covered under a Commercial Crime Policy?

In a Commercial Crime Policy, coverage is specifically designed to protect businesses from various types of financial losses due to dishonest acts. Theft, forgery, and computer fraud fall within the scope of such policies as they relate to financial crimes or criminal activities that could lead to direct monetary loss for the business.

Vandalism, on the other hand, typically involves the deliberate destruction or defacement of property and is generally covered under a property insurance policy rather than a crime policy. It does not involve the dishonest appropriation of property or funds, which is the focus of a Commercial Crime Policy. As a result, vandalism is excluded from coverage under this type of policy, making it the correct response to the question.