This panel will discuss the evolution of pricing and capacity in the D&O Insurance market, specifically touching on all the major access points: US, London and Bermuda. It will also offer insight into the panelists’ thoughts for what 2024 and beyond will look like, including the major catalysts that will get us there.

This panel will dive deep into recent Other Liability Claims Made (OLCM) segment performance trends including Loss Ratios, Reserve Development, Rate Adequacy and Tail Risk and dissect the core catalysts that have driven general underperformance in recent underwriting years. The panel will then look ahead to determine if the segment has made the necessary remedial adjustments that will insure future profitability and stability in the market or if additional adjustments are required.

This session will offer insight into the increased level of bankruptcies that are currently being experienced in the market. The diverse panel will explain the differences between the types of bankruptcies, touch on reasons that are driving the uptick, and identify best practices for underwriting and building a D&O program using historical data and litigation trends.

This session will offer insight into D&O Liability Exposures through the lens of popular streaming shows about massive corporate fraud and reckless behavior in America. This diverse panel will discuss key exposures and/or red flags including Nature of Operations, Ownership, Financial Condition, Corporate Events and Transactions, Regulatory Inquiries or Investigations, High Profile Media Attention, Significant Reductions of Staff, Conflicts of Interest, Claims/Litigation History, etc.

This session provides a rare opportunity for the industry insiders to hear from the biggest constituents of insurance – the purchaser, the people/entities that purchase the product.  In this session we will address topics such as:  Expectations at the time of purchase, costs/premiums and rate, overall communications, claims handling, responsiveness; as well as the characteristics of the carriers/brokers/attorneys that do it right and those that do not.