Pearl Insurance's Fiduciary Liability Insurance provides coverage for the legal liability arising from claims for alleged failure to prudently act on behalf of a trust or employee benefit plan, any trustee, officer or employee of the trust or employee benefit plan, employer who is sole sponsor of a plan and any other individual or organization designated as a fiduciary.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I reduce my risk?

You can reduce your risk in many ways. Some key risk reduction techniques include maintaining well-documented files, adhering to all business regulations, and ensuring you and your employees follow risk control protocol.

What determines my annual premium?

Your rate is customized to reflect a number of risk factors, including the individual characteristics of your business, past claims experience, risk management practices, and the limits, deductible, and breadth of coverage you request.

Why should I choose Pearl as my provider?

Since 1954, Pearl has offered property and casualty insurance, and life and health coverage to professionals like you.

Our carriers must uphold the highest underwriting and claims standards, and must be highly rated by the national rating institutions. Plus, our commitment of working hard, working smart, and working together ensures that we will not only continually bring you the best products and services available, but also equip you with the right tools and support to maintain your competitive edge.

Is Fiduciary Liability Insurance really essential?

Whether you're new to the industry or have been in the business for years, the risks you face every day make you a prime target for lawsuits involving both liability and damages.

A Fiduciary Liability policy helps ease the burden by responding to, defending, and sharing the monetary risks for whatever fiduciary claims are brought against you.