Alliance Risk vs HUB International Management Liability Insurance

Alliance Risk is a brokerage. For management liability, it advises clients on whether to buy directors and officers (D&O), employment practices liability (EPLI) and fiduciary liability as a single packaged program or as standalone policies. ³Company-reported. Dedicated management-liability page, accessed 2026-09-23.

HUB brokers management liability coverage through its ProEx Professional & Executive Risk practice, packaging lines such as D&O, employment practices liability and fiduciary liability under an Executive Liability umbrella rather than underwriting any of them itself. ⁷Company-reported. ProEx page coverage list, read 2026-09-23; the page does not name an issuing insurer for any listed line.

The management liability page does not name the underwriting insurer or insurers behind a packaged program. As a brokerage, Alliance Risk places the coverage with third-party carriers that vary by client. ³Not publicly disclosed. Dedicated page, accessed 2026-09-23; no insurer or carrier list disclosed.

HUB says ProEx places more than $2 billion in premium, which it says improves carrier negotiations, but does not name the insurers that issue management liability policies through the practice. ⁷Company-reported. ProEx page market-leverage statement; the carrier for a specific placement depends on the quote.

Alliance Risk recommends turning on each line at a specific trigger: D&O at the company's first priced financing round, EPLI once headcount grows into double digits, and fiduciary liability when a benefits plan such as a 401(k) launches. ³Company-reported. "How to structure the program as you scale" section, aimed at venture-backed companies.

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Alliance Risk describes three core lines inside a management liability program: D&O, EPLI and fiduciary liability, with commercial crime as a common fourth line added to the same program. ³Company-reported. Dedicated page; each core line links out to Alliance Risk's separate line-specific pages for more detail.

Alliance Risk says entry-level packaged programs often share a single aggregate limit across D&O, EPLI and fiduciary, so a large claim on one line can reduce what is left for another line the same policy period. It says a specialist broker can structure shared versus separate limits to avoid that. ³Company-reported. "The shared limit problem" section of the dedicated page.

HUB's ProEx Executive Liability coverages include directors and officers liability (D&O), side-A-only excess D&O, employment practices liability, fiduciary liability, employed lawyers errors and omissions, crime and fidelity coverage, kidnap, ransom and extortion insurance, and workplace violence coverage. ⁷Company-reported. ProEx page coverage list; the page describes the practice's catalogue, not the insuring agreements or exclusions of any one issued policy.

HUB's technology-industry page separately groups crime, D&O, employment practices liability, fiduciary liability and transactional or warranty insurance under "Management Liability" as coverages it arranges for technology clients, largely overlapping with the ProEx Executive Liability list. ⁶Company-reported. Technology-industry page People Protection and Management Liability lists; a marketing grouping, not a single bundled policy.

Alliance Risk publishes indicative annual premium ranges for the packaged program: roughly $5,000-$15,000 at seed (D&O plus EPLI), $15,000-$50,000 at Series A/B (D&O, EPLI and fiduciary), and $50,000-plus at late stage or pre-IPO. It does not publish specific dollar coverage limits or retentions for each stage; those come with a quote. ³Company-reported. "What the package costs by stage" table, described as indicative for venture-backed companies.

Published management liability policy limits or retentions were not found on the reviewed pages. ^7,6Not publicly disclosed. Checked the ProEx page and technology-industry page on 2026-09-23; limits are set on the quote and declarations.

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HUB says ProEx provides an inclusive service model with analytics, litigation support and risk management across client sizes, a "boundaryless" account team of local, national and international specialists, and D&O modeling that incorporates ESG risk analysis alongside white papers, webinars and events on emerging exposures. ⁷Company-reported. ProEx page service-model and analytics sections.

You apply for management liability by scheduling a consultation with an Alliance Risk advisor, who recommends a packaged program or a standalone approach based on your stage, board composition and financing history. ³Company-reported. Closing call-to-action on the dedicated page.

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Alliance Risk says that when one event triggers more than one management-liability line, such as an executive's exit that produces both an EPLI charge and a D&O suit against the board, a single packaged program puts one carrier and one defense team on both threads instead of separate insurers disputing which one leads. ³Company-reported. "One event, two policies" section, illustrated with three placement examples Alliance Risk says it has handled.

HUB describes a Claims & Legal Risks Group of attorneys who specialize in ProEx coverages, handling policy-wording review and claim recovery for management liability claims. ⁷Company-reported. ProEx page claims and legal support section.