What Are the Key Differences Between CFC and Chubb Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance?
Buy E&O Alone or Add Other Lines
CFC’s Professional Services E&O starts with E&O and offers general liability, property and cyber separately. Chubb’s Pro ERM combines professional liability with media and cyber exposures in one policy. If you do not want cyber with your E&O, ask CFC for the standalone price; if you want a combined policy, ask Chubb how the limits apply. [2] [4]
Check Whether Your Profession Fits
CFC favors business, HR and market-research consultants, event organizers and trade associations, while declining professions including insurance agents, lawyers, financial advisors and mortgage brokers. Chubb targets non-licensed professional firms such as associations, consultants, event planners and marketing businesses. An insurance agent should check CFC’s declined list; a licensed professional should confirm Chubb eligibility. [2] [4]
Limits and Defense Costs
CFC publishes an E&O maximum of $10 million and minimum premium figures. Chubb says Pro ERM covers 100% of defense costs worldwide but does not publish a separate liability limit. Ask for the limit available to your firm and how defense costs reduce it. [2] [4]
What Should You Confirm in CFC and Chubb Professional Liability (E&O) Insurance Quotes?
- Ask CFC whether your profession is favored or declined and what limit is available. [2]
- Ask Chubb for the actual liability limit and retention that apply with its defense-cost provision. [4]
- Confirm whether CFC’s liability, property and cyber layers are included or priced separately. [2]
- Get the issuing insurer and actual terms from both. [3] [4]
