Crop Coverage Guarantees Revenue per Acre
Total Revenue Coverage for crops is a supplemental crop insurance policy that offers growers a firm guarantee, expressed in dollars per acre, at the time of signup.
Total Revenue Coverage for crops is a supplemental crop insurance policy that offers growers a firm guarantee, expressed in dollars per acre, at the time of signup.
Property-casualty insurance pricing closed out 2015 with a soft market: Average commercial rates declined to -4% in December from -3% in November and the personal lines composite held steady at -1%, according to the latest MarketScout pricing survey.
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions has found that the following three issues are the most common causes of E&O claims arising from placing workers comp coverage: location, premium and time.
BOP pricing might be sticking to the status quo. But moving forward, don’t be surprised if your commercial clients want their BOPs to incorporate more than standard fare.
ACE Commercial Risk Services, the small business unit of ACE Group, unveiled a new BOP that combines mainstream commercial lines products with specialty coverages.
Booming growth has called attention to the unique insurance needs of wineries, breweries and distilleries that go beyond what the liquor liability insurance market traditionally offers. In response, NSM Insurance Group has launched a brewery and winery pr
The ISO CGL form contains an exception to the exclusion regarding automobiles for parking vehicles “on, or on the ways next to, premises you own or rent”—aka valet parking. What about a nonprofit using a city-owned lot to park cars during a public festiva
The property-casualty insurance market has historically faced extreme swings in pricing, availability and coverage conditions. But the volatility seems to have subsided. Is the shift permanent?
Lack of communication and poor documentation present significant E&O exposures for insurance professionals—risks compounded by a language barrier between agent and client.
An agency receives mortgage company requests for specific wording in reference to replacement cost on an evidence of insurance. What’s the proper response?