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OEMs are developing more efficient and reliable wind turbine models — but their largely unproven nature is creating insurance and risk management challenges.
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Although most organizations continue to form captives primarily to fund their self-insured risks, a growing number see advantages in writing third-party risks.
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Special purpose acquisition vehicles are growing in popularity, but could bring risks for directors and officers. Here's how they can protect themselves.
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Renewable energy companies need to evolve to take advantage of proven risk management tools and resources.
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New OCC guidance on cryptocurrency will create new opportunities for banks and others. But they’ll need to properly evaluate risk at launch and at maturity to better structure insurance programs and compete in this space.
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Senior care providers struggling to secure needed coverage through the traditional insurance market may achieve financial flexibility by setting up an insurance captive.
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A recent court decision will help to limit Section 11 exposure for companies contemplating going public, but we shouldn’t expect to see an immediate impact on D&O pricing.
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The importance of developing, maintaining, and testing preparedness plans cannot be overstated.
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Whether your property is affected by wind, flood, storm surge, or environmental damage, working with your insurance advisors to understand your insurance coverage and give notice on any policy(ies) triggered by the event can help you comply with reporting provisions, maximize your recovery, and minimize disruptions to your normal operations.
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In the wake of a hurricane or tropical storm, businesses should take a close look at their existing corporate-level crisis management, emergency response, and business continuity plans. It’s imperative to ensure these plans are being activated appropriately to help workforces and businesses during and after a crisis.
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