What Are the Key Differences Between CNA and HUB International Tech E&O Insurance?
Technology industry focus and scale
HUB describes a technology practice for startups and established software, hardware and digital-media businesses, and reports insuring more than 5,000 technology companies. CNA specifically describes Technology E&O for technology businesses and contractual requirements. The records frame different dimensions: HUB states the breadth of its client base, while CNA names the line and contract purpose. Ask HUB which market and form it recommends for your product, and CNA what contract clauses its proposed wording addresses. [3] [6]
Prior-work protection and broker customization
HUB says its E&O policies can include prior-acts coverage back to a retroactive date and tail coverage for an extended reporting period, and directs buyers to a broker for customized limits. CNA identifies responsive claims and privacy-risk support but does not detail retroactive dates or tails in the reviewed claims. For a company changing carriers or ending a policy, ask both for the date protecting prior work and the available reporting extension; the summary descriptions do not set those terms. [3] [5]
