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Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O RISK MANAGEMENT: MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGE An E&O Claim - 360˚ View

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) INTRODUCTION Often uncovered loss to create an E&O claim Generally speaking, an uncovered loss would be caused by: 1.A lack of appropriate type of coverage, or 2.Inadequate values or limits to cover the full loss

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) INTRODUCTION It can happen to you! E&O claims don’t discriminate by the size or location of agencies. All agencies, regardless of staff size, must proactively address E&O risk management!

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) INTRODUCTION Statistics Don’t Lie: Annually one (1) in seven (7) insurance agencies and brokerages will report a potential E&O claim Approximately 50% of those reported claims are closed with no defense reserves or indemnity payment made

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) INTRODUCTION Statistics Fluctuation Influences: Market cycles which drive changing behavior of insurance buyers, carriers, and agents Catastrophic events which can be the catalyst for the discovery of uncovered losses

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) INTRODUCTION Documentation & Procedures are Critical: Where the claim goes forward, the agency may or may not have actually made a mistake The agency may be unable to prove that they are not responsible

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) INTRODUCTION Documentation & Procedures are Critical: Unfortunately, E&O claims allegations are “he said, she said” and this is where documentation, combined with good E&O risk management procedures that are invariably followed, is a key defense mechanism.

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O DEFINED “I made a mistake” (error) or “gosh I missed that” (omissions) Wrongful acts can be described as human failings An agency that has good E&O risk management procedures in place, that are enforced and monitored, can reduce their E&O exposure.

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) Procedural vs. Knowledge Based Errors E&O claims can generally be broken down into two categories: procedural errors and knowledge-based errors. The spread of claims between these two categories is about 50/50 and in some cases there is overlap between the two

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) Procedural vs. Knowledge Based Errors Procedural Based Errors: Lack of timely response Failure to: – Comply with underwriting guidelines – Add Additional Insured – Delivery a policy in a timely manner – Submit claims Sending incomplete information to carrier

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) Agency E&O Culture - Staff Awareness Agency staff needs to follow procedures AND understand the concept of how E&O may occur The actions or lack of action of all agency staff affects the agency’s E&O exposure A culture of E&O awareness can keep it top of mind and is the first step in successfully avoiding claims Open discussions will create an environment where agency staff is more comfortable making managers aware of potential E&O claims

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) Agency E&O Culture - Staff Awareness A Culture of E&O Awareness facilitates: – Better claims reporting – Ensures coverage by meeting the agency’s E&O policy’s reporting requirements Fear of discipline or reprisal may delay bringing a situation to management’s attention until it is too late to resolve the problem

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) Agency E&O Culture - Staff Awareness A Culture of E&O Awareness facilitates: – Better claims reporting – Ensures coverage by meeting the agency’s E&O policy’s reporting requirements Fear of discipline or reprisal may delay bringing a situation to management’s attention until it is too late to resolve the problem

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O CLAIM STATISTICS Who is Suing Agents? Customers Carriers Third Parties Regulatory/government agencies

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O CLAIM STATISTICS WHO IS MOST LIKELY INVOLVED? Producers Licensed CSRs Account Managers Owners/Partners

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O CLAIM STATISTICS What’s Driving Claims Frequency? The two transaction areas that make up agency’s largest profit margins also drive claims frequency. 40% of all claims frequency arises from new business Approximately 25% of all claims frequency arises from renewals

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O CLAIM STATISTICS What types of policies are driving claims frequency? Any policy not properly written could generate a claim Commercial lines forms make up about 60% of the claims frequency by type of coverage Commercial lines frequency of E&O claims is double that of personal lines

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O CLAIM STATISTICS What type of Error/Omission – Failure to procure coverage – Failure to adequately explain policy provisions – Failure to adequately identify exposures – Failure to recommend coverage type – Inaccurate/incomplete information provided to the carrier – Failure to provide timely notice of a claim to the carrier –

Copyright © 2012, Big I Advantage®, Inc., and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. All rights reserved. (Ed. 08/12 -1) E&O CLAIM STATISTICS What type of Error/Omission – Negligent misrepresentation – Failure to add an Additional Insured/Loss Payee – Failure to duplicate prior coverage – Alleged failure to pay claim – Failure to recommend adequate value/limit – Failure to notify customer (re: policy cancellation)