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Professional/General Liability - Questions.....
Posted on 2/2/22 at 9:38 am
Posted on 2/2/22 at 9:38 am
Any of you work in commercial insurance who might want to answer a couple questions?
Our business is in the process of considering a new broker as we don't feel that our current broker has advocated for us appropriately.
One of the things I've been told by prospective other brokers is that they won't be able to get quotes from the same carriers that my current broker has already requested quotes from...I kinda get it, but also.....good lord what a racket.
Our business is in the process of considering a new broker as we don't feel that our current broker has advocated for us appropriately.
One of the things I've been told by prospective other brokers is that they won't be able to get quotes from the same carriers that my current broker has already requested quotes from...I kinda get it, but also.....good lord what a racket.
Posted on 2/2/22 at 12:25 pm to meAnon
The premise of Agent of Record letters astounded me when I first became aware of them.
I "get" it now, but it still favors the status quo.
Everything in the insurance and securities world does.
The folks in the industries with mass wrote the law and the legal policies.
I "get" it now, but it still favors the status quo.
Everything in the insurance and securities world does.
The folks in the industries with mass wrote the law and the legal policies.
This post was edited on 2/2/22 at 12:26 pm
Posted on 2/2/22 at 12:25 pm to meAnon
Don't work in the market, but faced a similar situation about 5 years ago. The way we were able to get around that was by assigning the new broker as the broker on the account. It eliminated the possibility of the old broker being able to compete to keep the business, but in my situation I knew the old broker was just riding the premiums.
Hell, he tried to come back with quotes ~50% less than what we paid in prior years, and the new guy was still able to beat those prices without knowing about them
Hell, he tried to come back with quotes ~50% less than what we paid in prior years, and the new guy was still able to beat those prices without knowing about them
Posted on 2/4/22 at 9:53 pm to meAnon
Depends on the markets. PL and GL markets will typically require an AOR or BOR to get quotes from markets the other agent has blocked. Some Workers Comp markets will give both agents quotes. If you don’t think your current agent is doing the best job, you could let the other agent AOR specific markets that he or she would want. Just be wary that it takes 10-15 calendar days for the AOR to go through. So if you are getting close to your ex date it can put you in a jam. I hate that you are having this experience with your current agents. It can be very frustrating when too many people have their hands in the cookie jar.
Posted on 2/6/22 at 11:59 am to meAnon
First suggestion is that you pick your Broker based upon value added services, experience and niche specialty. Second set of factors that you should look at include local support staff on hand that can assist with account Mngt , COI, claims, etc. Once you’ve made your selection based upon this criteria, signed the BOR to this specific broker. Let them do their thing at that point. Not sure of what your business operations consist of, but you wanna broke her that works both with domestic and London underwriters. This will give you a more markets to access purposes of obtaining best terms and conditions for coverage and pricing. Do you need someone for me with the nuances of your type of business and the benchmark of others in your business.
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