ABA introduced its first line of coverage in the cyber niche in 2001 as banks began offering transactional capabilities on their websites. Now, the policy provides coverage for a wide range of cyber and privacy exposures.
A claim arises from a general contractor insured’s work. All work had been completed except the customer’s walk-through and acceptance. Does this situation constitute a completed operation?
Climate experts have warned residents along the West Coast to prepare for what could be the strongest El Niño on record. Now is the time to talk to your clients about their increased flood risk.
An agent wonders whether personal lines policies are equipped for properties owned by nonhumans, and where to go for more information regarding trusts.
The infamous McKinsey Report in summer 2013 was perhaps the first to question whether auto insurance agents will become obsolete in the coming decades. But now, tech has added new wrinkles to the debate.
Last week, after years of proposed regulations and revisions, the Department of Labor sent the final version of the proposed fiduciary rule to the Office of Management and Budget for review and provided a formal notice of submission.
In order to succeed in the years ahead, insurance agents and carriers must develop a better understanding of data recovery—and the myths that surround it.
Fidelis Group Holdings, through its subsidiary Continental Underwriters, has launched a new program for vessels laid up as a result of last year’s downturn in the oil and gas industry.
Ironshore’s personal umbrella product is the latest offering in its high-value homeowners program, designed for high net-worth individuals and families who are increasingly targets for potentially ruinous lawsuits.
If insureds fail to repair their homes within 180 days of a loss, do they lose access to replacement costs? Make sure you’re educating your clients about this issue.
