Chubb in the News

Multinational

The Canadian Difference, Risk Management, September 2009

Chubb's Ellen Moore discusses the often misunderstood differences between the U.S. and Canadian insurance markets

The Changing German Landscape,  Risk Management, June 2009

For multinational companies with operations in Germany -or those interested in doing business there- it is important to stay abreast of Germany ’s quickly evolving regulatory environment, says Chubb Country Manager Thierry Daucourt.

Crime and Fraud in Mexico, Risk Management, April 2009

While many types of crimes are in the rise in Mexico, workplace fraud has become one of the biggest concerns. Although fraud is a global problem, it is especially serious in Mexico, according to Chubb Country Manager, Juan Segura.

Cyber Security: Global Risk and Rising Complexity, Insurance Journal, July 6, 2009

Multinationals are fighting a battle on two fronts when it comes to cyber security as they seek to fend off new emerging security risks and also comply with evolving global regulations., according to Senior Vice President Kathleen Ellis.

Trouble on the High Seas?, Insurance Journal, September 22, 2008

Understanding and planning for exporters' risks while cargo is in transit is just as important as selecting a transit carrier and packaging the products, according to Chubb Senior Vice President Kathleen Ellis.

60 Seconds with Kathleen Ellis, Business Facilities, October 2008

Chubb Senior Vice President Kathleen Ellis discusses multinational risk for small businesses and how these companies are affected by the current economic crisis.

Chubb Senior Vice President Kathleen Ellis on Multinational Risk, BestDay, September 17, 2008

Chubb Senior Vice President Kathleen Ellis discusses multinational risk. She explains the challenges and the issues insurers face in providing international coverages.

Exporting Exposures, Insurance Journal, July 7, 2008

As an important link in the global supply chain, exporters face many exposures.

Time For Independent Agents to Go Global, Insurance Journal, March 24, 2008

Independent agents can compete with large global brokers by adding value and providing worldwide reach to clients of all sizes.

The World is Flat, Independent Agent, February 2008

As more businesses go global, independent agents and brokers must learn how to serve their growing needs, says Kathleen Ellis. One way that Chubb can help is through its correspondent broker service.

Exporters' Insurance: A World of Opportunity, Insurance Journal, September 24, 2007
Companies moving into international markets could be exposed to risks not insured under domestic policies.

Minimizing Risks for Global Catastrophes, Insurance Journal, June 4, 2007
By working with an insurer with a global network of offices, emphasizing loss control, and developing and testing a rigorous business recovery plan, multinational companies can limit their potential losses from a catastrophe.

A New Direction for Directors and Officers Coverage, Insurance Journal, February 26, 2007
Changes in attitudes, lawsuits, statutes worldwide force global companies to buy locally-admitted D&O.

Lost in translation, Insurance Journal, December 11, 2006
Global businesses need integrated insurance solutions to ensure adequate protection.

Protecting your most valuable assets overseas, Insurance Journal, August 7, 2006
The challenges of operating a global business are many. With foreign voluntary workers' compensation, kidnap and ransom and travel accident insurance policies, businesses can mitigate any potential losses and help keep their most valued assets--their employees--safe and productive.

International Product Exposures Can Hit Business Here, There and Everywhere, Insurance Journal, May 6, 2006
To make sure they are protected, companies that sell products outside the United States should purchase foreign products liability insurance.

The Danger of Ignoring Liability Overseas, Insurance International, Spring 2006
By ignoring the need for liability insurance in the countries where they do business, small and midsize companies are exposed to potential consequences that go well beyond any single financial loss. The article highlights the "comity of nations" doctrine and why this doctrine is important for companies - and their insurance advisers - to understand.

Globally, One Size Does Not Fit All, Insurance Journal, February 20, 2006
This article highlights that there is no one-size-fits-all solution. The right solution depends on a company's business dealings outside the United States. 

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