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    A clean Certificate of Insurance sits on top of a commercial policy, but the policy underneath reveals a red-flagged Total Exclusion the certificate never disclosed
    Risk Management

    What Insurance Review Actually Looks Like at Most Lending Consultancies

    Lending consultancies sign off on commercial closings without ever opening the policy. After benchmarking 70 deals, here is what is actually behind the certificate, and why lender insurance requirements keep climbing.

    6 min read
    Strategic visual illustration about the AI arms race in commercial insurance
    Insurance Operations

    Insurance Has Entered an AI Arms Race, and Most of the Market Doesn't Even Realize It Yet

    At InsurTech Chicago's AI summit, every executive rated themselves a two out of three on AI adoption. Then they couldn't describe their tech stack. Here's what that tells us about where commercial insurance actually stands.

    10 min read
    Subcontractor warranty endorsement example showing soft and hard hammer clause requirements in a CGL policy
    Insurance Operations

    Soft and Hard Hammer Endorsements in CGL: What Contractors Actually Pay For

    A soft or hard hammer endorsement reduces your premium but rewires your workflow. 42% of policies we processed this week had one. Here's what that really costs.

    5 min read
    Insurance professional reviewing policy documents, representing the challenges of outsourced policy review
    Insurance Operations

    Why Outsourcing Insurance Policy Review Doesn't Work

    Third-party policy reviews promise to offload the manual burden. In reality, they've become a workaround for not having the tools to solve the problem properly.

    5 min read
    Insurance endorsement showing Exclusion - Designated Products that removes coverage for products sold by the insured
    Risk Management

    A Warning to Those Who Only Review Certificates of Insurance

    A clean certificate doesn't mean you're covered. I recently found a policy that excluded the very business it was meant to insure—and no one noticed for eleven years.

    6 min read