What Are the Key Differences Between AIG and Chubb Tech E&O Insurance?
Standalone description or combined policy
AIG markets Technology Services E&O for providers whose service errors may cause a customer economic loss. Chubb’s DigiTech ERM is a combined policy: it adds technology E&O to Cyber ERM and says the product includes media and cyber exposures. Chubb describes coverage for third party financial injury, software copyright infringement, and product recall loss of use; AIG’s page describes the E&O purpose but does not list comparable extensions. Compare the actual policy forms before treating those categories as equivalent grants. [2] [3]
Buyer profile and response services
Chubb names software and systems developers, technology service firms, consultants, and hardware businesses as DigiTech ERM audiences, and its policyholders can access a 24/7 hotline and pre-approved response providers. AIG names technology service providers more generally and describes a professional liability claims team. The source records do not establish whether AIG includes the same response services or whether Chubb’s listed audiences guarantee eligibility. [3] [2]
