CLIP vs captive insurance explained. Learn when to use a Contractual Liability Insurance Policy, a captive, or a hybrid CLIP + captive model across industries.

CLIP insurance is moving beyond its retail credit origins and into SaaS and AI contracts. This article explores how Contractual Liability Insurance Policies help companies guarantee outcomes, secure revenue recognition, and transfer risk in the fast-changing digital economy.

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.

When AI hallucinates, who’s liable? Learn how insurance - Tech E&O, Cyber, and Media Liability - respond to LLM output errors, and whether you're truly covered.

What insurance do AI startups need? Learn how to protect your board, meet enterprise requirements, and avoid costly E&O and Cyber coverage gaps.

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

When the FTC fined DoNotPay for claiming its AI could replace a lawyer, it sent a clear message: AI can process, but it can’t practice. This article unpacks what that means for legal tech, licensed professions, and the insurability of AI tools that cross the line from automation into unlicensed advice.