Financial Lines Insurance

When responsibility becomes a liability

Liability issues, digital attacks or regulatory requirements: Companies are under increasing pressure to protect themselves against complex financial risks. Today, managers and decision-makers in particular are confronted with increasing personal liability risks. But operational units, IT service providers or developers also bear responsibility when it comes to financial losses, consultation errors or legal infringements.

Financial lines solutions – D&O, E&O & prospectus liability insurance from a single source

MRH Trowe offers you customised solutions in the area of financial lines, individually tailored to your company structure, your areas of activity and your risk situation. Our portfolio ranges from D&O insurance for directors’ and officers’ liability to E&O insurance for advisory and auditing professions and prospectus liability. We also find suitable concepts for innovative business models or specialised niche sectors.

We advise you personally and with foresight, for financial security at all management levels and in all business decision-making situations.

D&O Insurance

You manage a company or parts of a company and perform management tasks in your organisation on a daily basis. Your area of responsibility covers: planning, organisation, management and monitoring of the company.

Two business people in conversation, focus on hands over contract documents, symbolic of patent liability.

E&O Insurance

E&O (Errors and Omissions) insurance protects against the economic risks arising from professionally caused financial loss, personal injury or property damage.

Businesspeople analyse financial charts and statistics on paper and tablets, symbolising prospectus review and capital measure hedging.

Prospectus liability insurance (POSI)

The placement of shares, bonds or other securities for corporate financing is associated with considerable liability risks. A particular focus is on prospectus liability - i.e. responsibility for incorrect or incomplete information in the securities prospectus.