Derivative claims create one of the most important coverage issues in Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance: indemnification may not be available. When shareholders sue directors or officers on behalf of …
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Claims-made insurance policies rely on several timing provisions to determine when coverage applies. One of the most important is the retroactive date, which establishes how far back a policy will respond to wrongful acts.
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Understanding IBNR is more than knowing its definition. It means grasping how insurers use it, why it matters, and what role it plays in evaluating financial stability, pricing, and long-tail risk.
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Run-off insurance refers to the coverage arrangement used when an insured has ceased operations or stopped providing professional services but remains exposed to claims arising from past acts.
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Professional Indemnity Insurance (PI insurance) covers claims arising from providing professional services, including allegations of negligence, errors, omissions, or breaches of professional duty, that result in financial loss to a client or third party.
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E&O insurance protects professionals from claims alleging errors, omissions, or negligence in their services. Also called professional liability insurance or professional indemnity insurance.
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Understand the difference between admitted and non-admitted insurance, how they work across borders, and what they mean for policyholders, brokers, and global programs. Includes real-world examples and practical insights.
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Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) policies are complex contracts with varying coverage terms, exclusions, and conditions. Unlike general liability insurance, EPLI is a named-perils policy, meaning it covers only the …
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In this guide, you’ll learn the benefits of captive insurance while uncovering some of the most common myths you might have heard—and the actual truth behind them.
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Conducting a captive feasibility study enables companies to make informed decisions about whether to form a captive and the best way to do so. m=Most respected domiciles expect a feasibility study as part of the license application process. Proceeding without one may severely limit the …
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