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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2020

Insurance Issues With Coronavirus

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As the health crisis continues, one issue that companies will likely face is the issue of renewing their insurance.

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As the health crisis continues, one issue that companies will likely face is the issue of renewing their insurance. In any bear market, the lack of liquidity can drive the insurance market 'hard,' making it more difficult to place new coverage or renew policies at anything less than substantially higher premiums, higher deductibles, or both. Businesses may find it best to self-insure a portion of their risk or renew their existing policies while retaining a higher deductible. Businesses facing these choices should strongly consider forming a captive insurance company to help better manage their risks. Several issues that business owners, CFOs, and risk managers should consider:

  • Fronted coverage to meet business obligations. If your business has a regulatory or contractual requirement to maintain an insurance policy with a minimum rating from AM Best or other nationally recognized rating agency, a captive insurance company can help you self-insure those risks while

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