- By Q2 2024, premiums have dropped to 1.9 times the 2018 baseline price, something we haven’t seen since 2019.
- Our own forecast is that all public companies will continue to have an option for D&O program cost savings—but more likely from new market entrants than their incumbent insurance carriers.
- 83% of our clients experienced cost reduction in 1H 2024
- There were 41 settlements in the first half of 2024 for a total of $2.1B, which puts this year on the same footing as 2023’s record-breaking first half.
- These results are being driven by an increase in the number of suits that are settling for over $20 million.
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7moThese are very interesting findings especially in the current situation of GAP insurance put on hold. GAP was there to bridge the gap between the settlement figure and the insurance payout. Yes there are failings in GAP too but for those successful payouts at least those customers do not owe anything more during stressful times. For those customers who don’t, and now won’t, have GAP it would be interesting to know how many consumers actually have been disadvantaged by a lower payout amount and are still in, or have been, in an arrears situation, or a higher arrears amount , due to this. Bad debt not only affects consumers of course, as it has a knock on effect for all those in the lending chain. It is very interesting the decisions that are made without (I hope to assume) understanding the full end-to-end consequences of these. #Diversity (including having those with experience cradle to grave who can see the cracks and sink holes) is not just to tick a box, for these findings by the #FCA it may have saved you ££££££.