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OppFi defeated a true lender claim, but only after four years of litigation. This case reveals what fintech companies are missing about lender liability, E&O, and D&O risk.

Fintech regulatory risk is shifting to litigation, lender liability, and insurance disputes. Learn where exposure comes from and why coverage often fails.

Discover how CLIP insurance is regulated across key states. Learn why guarantees must be insured or reserved and what compliance means for SaaS and AI firms.

Payments platforms face unique risks. Learn how to structure insurance for embedded finance, KYC, API outages, and regulatory liability.

CFOs aren’t just managing financials anymore they’re absorbing liability. High-growth companies often treat insurance like a purchase, not a defense strategy. The CFO is told to “handle it.” The broker is told to “get it done.” But when projections miss, deals collapse, or funding dries up, it’s the CFO’s name on the dotted line - and increasingly, at the top of the lawsuit. Fiduciary duty claims are up 233% year-over-year. Fraud-related suits are rising. Indemnification

Affirmative AI Endorsements in Tech E&O Insurance - What They Are, Why They Matter and Why Silence Might Be Safer

Startup D&O and SEC Risk: When Pitch Deck Claims Become Liability

AI washing - it’s a legal and underwriting risk. As early-stage companies face lawsuits and SEC actions for misrepresenting AI capabilities, underwriters are adjusting how they evaluate “AI-first” risks. This article breaks down real enforcement cases, the line between puffery and fraud, and why insurance may not respond when the AI claim was never real.

The financial services industry is undergoing a transformation. Human-led lending processes are being replaced (or augmented) by software, automation, and artificial intelligence. With that change comes a growing wave of legal exposure that most companies aren't insured for, and many barely understand.

What Mobley v. Workday reveals about product design, legal risk, and the urgent need for specific AI insurance coverage By Steven Barge-Siever, Esq. When Mobley v. Workday survived a motion to dismiss this year, headlines focused on a narrow point: AI vendors might be directly liable for discriminatory hiring outcomes under federal civil rights law. That alone was historic. But the implications are bigger. This case exposes a fundamental problem that exists far beyond employm

Learn what AI insurance endorsements really cover - and what they don’t. Discover the risks fintech and tech companies face when AI makes a decision, and how to close coverage gaps before claims arise.

LenderTech companies face technical insurance gaps that can leave them exposed - from lender liability exclusions to capped regulatory coverage. Learn how to spot and fix these critical risks.