4 Critical D&O Coverage Elements to Discuss with Your Clients
Once you convince a commercial client that directors & officers insurance is worth the investment, here are four coverage elements to keep a close eye on in 2019 and beyond.
Once you convince a commercial client that directors & officers insurance is worth the investment, here are four coverage elements to keep a close eye on in 2019 and beyond.
Coverage options include investment adviser professional liability, fund professional and management liability, D&O liability, employment practices liability and fiduciary liability.
Over the past several years, the legal and regulatory environment has shifted significantly, leaving directors & officers of all kinds exposed to costly and potentially devastating lawsuits.
As more organizations face more lawsuits, the price of directors & officers insurance “is going to increase at some point,” says independent agent Mish Ganssle. “However unfounded a claim might be, it must still be litigated, which takes time, and legal c
An insured has a $5-million limit on their umbrella policy but wants to show only a $2-million limit on the certificate of insurance. Is it permissible for an agent to list lower limits on the COI than what the policy actually provides?
A few years ago, it was nothing special for a single-pilot commercial aircraft to find an insurer willing to offer $50-100 million in liability limits. Today, it’s hard for the same pilot to find $25-million limits.
The average wedding costs upwards of $20,000. Here are five ways to make sure your soon-to-be-married clients receive comprehensive coverage for their big day.
Typical homeowners insurance policies often include jewelry limits up to about $1,500, but wedding bands are usually worth much more than that. To bridge the gap, Travelers has expanded its Wedding Protector Plan® to include coverage for fine jewelry.
When you’re selling a product on a recurring basis, there are opportunities at every stage of the sales cycle to personalize your outreach—from pre-sale through renewal.
After a particularly devastating set of blows for an insurance market that hasn’t turned a profit in over a decade, your average aviation insured should brace for a 10-30% rate increase this year.