Late notice of claims can lead to denied coverage and damaged client relationships. Claims made policies require extra diligence in reporting, but many insureds wait too long—putting themselves at risk. Learn the three key steps retail agents and brokers should take to ensure clients avoid costly coverage pitfalls. Read more now!

The fintech industry is growing rapidly. But the insurance industry largely hasn’t kept up. Many of the coverage options available are suitable for tech companies or financial services companies, but rarely both. How can agents and brokers find the right coverage for the unique needs of fintech clients?

Financial institutions have rebounded and are stronger overall since the subprime loan crisis more than a decade ago, and nonbank lending has emerged as a high-growth business. Even though capacity for financial institution risks remains plentiful, some insurers have become more conservative in their appetites for certain classes and sizes of business. While certain accounts are seeing higher premiums rise due to increased exposure, some new market entrants are pricing accounts aggressively low. What does all this mean for retail agents? Financial institution clients need help to navigate a complex marketplace to obtain the best coverages and pricing.

Cyber threats may be virtual, but the costs are all too real – and rising. Few organizations would skip property or liability insurance, but many still don’t buy coverage to protect against increasingly frequent and costly cyberattacks. From accounting firms to trucking companies and non-profits, every enterprise with an internet connection needs to consider cyber insurance.