Articles about Financial Lines in Insurance
A UK payments firm handled £2 billion for risky clients before being seized by regulators. Let's break down what a disaster like this means for their insurance and what we can all learn from it.
Insurance Australia Group (IAG) has finally settled its high-stakes court case with the collapsed Greensill Bank. Let's break down what this quiet settlement really means and why it's a bigger deal than it sounds.
Federal prosecutors just dropped a bombshell, charging 30 people—including corporate lawyers and traders—in a massive insider trading ring. We'll break down this real-life crime thriller and what it means for the world of professional liability insurance.
When the SEC's enforcement chief quit after less than a week, it sent shockwaves through the corporate world. But what does this DC drama mean for your company's Directors & Officers insurance? A lot more than you think.
The executive lines market is a strange mix of abundant capacity and rising threats. We're breaking down what you need to know about the cyber, AI, and litigation trends shaping the road to 2026.
Think your standard Errors & Omissions policy is enough for your private equity or venture capital firm? Think again. Let's talk about why treating insurance as a strategic asset, not just a line-item expense, is critical for survival and success today.
Howden just made a major move, bringing on Elizabeth Neumann to lead their Financial Lines Claims team. We'll break down why this is such a big deal and what it signals about the future of claims advocacy.