The Hanover Insurance Group is enhancing its technology product suite to help its agent partners seize more opportunities in the market. These enhancements build on the company's suite of specialized products for small- to mid-sized technology companies, with a focus on its errors and omissions (E&O) offering.

The new E&O capabilities are currently available in most states, while more business owners and commercial package policy enhancements will be launched during the first quarter.

Through Hanover Technology Advantage, The Hanover's agent partners can solve the challenges faced by technology businesses in more than 125 classes, including the information technology, electronics manufacturing, and telecommunication service provider industries. The distinctive solution combines coverages, local expertise, and risk management solutions to help technology companies protect against the complex risks they face. These offerings also can be customized to meet the individual needs of each business.

“The technology industry is one of the fastest-growing, dynamic segments of our economy,” says Jack Roche, president, business insurance. “Our enhanced offering will help our agent partners to capitalize on the limitless opportunities in the market. “By limiting distribution of our products and capabilities, while continuing to invest in sophisticated enhancements, we are creating value for our agent partners and giving them a distinctive competitive advantage. Delivering this through local underwriters, The Hanover approach combines agency responsiveness and one point of contact, with expertise.”

Enhancing E&O Coverage

The Hanover differentiates itself in the technology space by offering several robust technology E&O solutions. With three E&O options for technology companies, The Hanover ensures that its agent partners have access to the right solution that they need.

Some highlights of the enhanced E&O coverage, include:

Claim made coverage with notice of claim limited to described authorized persons
Enterprise-wide definition of covered services, extending to all insured products and work
Broad definition of anomaly (wrongful act) that includes breach of warranty or representation as well as information security coverage
Coverage for the insured's website activities and virus transmission liability
Pre-claim assistance included in supplementary payments, which do not reduce the limit of liability available
Non-binding arbitration, which reduces the per claim retention by 50 percent or $10,000, whichever is less
An unlimited optional extended reporting period

“Just as the technology industry evolves quickly, carriers have to be flexible to cover the newest, emerging risks of the sector,” said Toby Levy, vice president, technology insurance at The Hanover. “At The Hanover, we are committed to constant innovation that leverages our industry expertise to offer our agent partners the total solution that they need to win big in the technology sector.”

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