Trend | Range | |
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Public MCOs and Blue plans | E&O, +10% or more; D&O, flat to -10% | |
Blue plans | E&O, +5% to +12%; D&O, +5% to +10% | |
Hybrid entities (accountable care organizations, third-party administrators, revenue cycle management, etc.) | E&O, +8% to +12%; D&O, +10% to +15% | |
All other MCOs | E&O, +5%; D&O, +5% to +10% | |
Private company, other lines of business | EPL, flat to +7.5%; fiduciary, flat to +15%; crime, flat to +10% | |
Cyber liability | MCOs that are excellent risks, -15% to +5%; for less-than-optimal risks, +5% to +15% |
E&O and D&O rate increases have leveled off, but restrictions related to significant risk continue.
No Surprises Act
Merger and acquisition activity continues to rise.
Dobbs decision is a controversial subject creating a lot of debate.
Buyers should be aware of claim scenarios that can create coverage problems.
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