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... or underwrite a public offering. In either event, they bring their own professional advisors into the transaction. One of these advisors is usually an insurance brokerage firm. Once the Securities and Exchange Commission is in the game, your client is playing by a new set of rules. The SEC mandates confidentiality requirements, statutory filing requirements, and accounting rules. Your client will need advisors who can provide counsel in these transactions. If you're not prepared to address these changing circumstances and needs and able to answer the concerns of the investment bankers and SEC, you will almost surely lose the account. So, when an IPO is in the wind, take these steps to protect yourself and preserve your account: Understand the Deal. With the signature of confidentiality agreements, professional advisors can obtain access to ... base their decision of who to use. They have realized that in today's marketplace, price is readily available, and the insurance policy is a commodity. More and more, they're selecting brokerage firms based primarily on their ability to solve problems and provide resources. As competition for these middle-market accounts increases, the incumbent broker/agent is extremely vulnerable in several situations. However, this vulnerably doesn't generally center on their ability to provide the desired insurance policies or price. Instead, the competition is based on relationships and the perception that other venues might offer superior resources. Here are five classic examples of why agents can wind up getting fired in these situations. The purpose of this article is not to upset or depress you, but rather to help you know what to look out for and how ...
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... defense of claims. Keeping the client happy and informed is an important part of avoiding professional liability claims. The client whose telephone calls are returned, and who is kept informed of problems, is far less likely to file an action than one who is ignored. This is the experience of all professions, not just of insurance producers. An important step an agent can take to assist his defense counsel is to maintain a written record. A written record should be maintained of what the client asked the agent to do, and what the agent did in placing the policy. If an client declines recommended coverage, or if the coverage provided is less than the coverage that might have been obtained at a higher premium (such as not covering higher replacement costs), these facts should be confirmed ... coverage through a California licensed surplus lines broker, the same argument can be made that it is the duty of the surplus lines broker to insure that the non-admitted carrier is solvent. If the agent (not a surplus lines broker) himself places insurance with an insolvent nonadmitted carrier, he faces potential claims not only from the insured, but also from third parties. Nowlon v. Koram Ins. Center, Inc. (1991) 1 Cal.App.4th 1437, 2 Cal.Rptr.2d 683. Loss of markets and insolvency of carriers is a growing problem. If an agent must place coverage with a lower rated admitted carrier or a nonadmitted one, he should tell the client, and explain the reason why. He will protect himself, and hopefully contribute to educating the public. 4.2.3. Steps to take to ...
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