CNA Financial Corp. said it is taking over the underwriting and administration of the existing Not-for-Profit Directors & Officers (D&O) program formerly managed by Victor O. Schinnerer & Co. starting today.
In January, CNA and Victor O. Schinnerer & Co., Inc. ended their carrier and managing general underwriter relationship for the D&O program. The split, which the firms said is amicable, will begin for policies effective June 1, 2010.
At the same time, Schinnerer announced a new partnership for the non-profit D&O program with Navigators Insurance and said it has plans to expand it.
Although their partnership in the non-profit D&O market is ending, CNA and Schinnerer said they are retaining their partnerships – some spanning more than 50 years — in the architects, engineers, construction and real estate markets.
Both companies said they plan to stay in the non-profit D&O market.
Dan Auslander, vice president of Specialty Underwriting, CNA, said that for existing CNA customers the change will mean a streamlined process that provides agents and brokers with direct access to a pool of CNA underwriters “who better understand geographic particulars and business needs,” and access to an expanded U.S. network of CNA local branches across the country.
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