What Are the Key Differences Between Chubb and HUB International Tech E&O Insurance?
Chubb's Combined Tech Form vs a Broker Shopping Your E&O
Chubb writes DigiTech ERM as one policy combining tech E&O, media and cyber, for software, technology-services and hardware firms including value-added resellers, system integrators, IT consultants and hardware distributors. It's quoted through Chubb's Cyber Central or Marketplace platforms. HUB is a broker that places tech E&O through its general E&O practice and a technology practice serving startups and established software, hardware and digital-media businesses; it says it insures more than 5,000 tech companies. You go through a HUB broker, with no online quote, and HUB doesn't name insurers. Neither publishes limits. Choose Chubb if you want one known form covering E&O, media and cyber; choose HUB if you want a broker to compare several insurers, possibly including Chubb. [7] [8] [2] [5]
Late-Delivery and Copyright Cover vs Prior Acts and Tail
Chubb's DigiTech ERM covers third-party financial injury, uses a broadened technology-incident definition, covers software copyright infringement and product-recall loss of use, and doesn't exclude delays or failure to deliver. That last point matters if your contracts carry delivery deadlines. HUB's general E&O page says policies typically cover defense, judgments, settlements and fines, and can include prior-acts cover back to a retroactive date and tail cover for claims reported after the policy ends. Chubb doesn't describe prior acts or tail. [7] [2]
