In today’s capital-intensive economy, innovation-driven companies often face a paradox: They own highly valuable intellectual property (IP) but struggle to secure the growth capital needed to scale.

Madeleine Brown, intellectual property practice leader for CFC Underwriting, has spent the last 15 years specializing in the diverse intellectual property market. She sees exposures for IP where ...

Tips on what IP owners should factor in before seeking third-party finance Most people will more than accustomed to taking out insurance in their personal life - perhaps for a vehicle, a house, or an ...

Companies in the technology, manufacturing, energy and research industries — those enterprises likely to have significant IP portfolios — have long understood the risks associated with enforcing and ...

Ian Lewis, head of a new intangible assets division at Arch Insurance, reveals the type of work his team is eyeing and explains why IP insurance is set to grow Arch Insurance launched a new intangible ...

CFC, the London-based managing general agent and cyber specialist, announced the launch of its new simplified intellectual property (IP) product. Sector agnostic and designed for all sizes of ...

Lloyd's of London, the oldest insurance organization in the world, may soon underwrite open-source software against claims of intellectual property infringement. The insurance would be available ...

Cyber insurance provider CFC has unveiled a new simplified intellectual property (IP) offering, designed to protect businesses of all sizes, from start-ups to entities with turnovers of up to £500m ...

“Given the potential coverage gap for copyright infringement in connection with AI output in CGL policies, AI developers should consider procuring specific intellectual property or media liability ...

In the dynamic world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), companies continually seek innovative approaches to enhance the value of their transactions. While conventional assets like cash, inventory and ...