Findings from the Chubb 2007 Private Company Risk Survey
 

How do private company executives feel about their companies’ management liability and crime-based exposures?

What impact has litigation and other risk events had on their companies?

What steps are the executives taking to mitigate-or increase-potential risks?

In 2007, Chubb sought answers to these questions and others. We interviewed 469 U.S. executives from privately owned companies in order to gain a better understanding of their exposures and insurance needs.

Results of the Chubb 2007 Private Company Risk Survey offer an instructive, birds-eye view of private company exposures. The findings can help agents and brokers and their private company clients better understand the types of potential risks other private companies face, as well as suggest actions they can take to better manage their own risks.

The Chubb 2007 Private Company Risk Survey findings are presented in the easy-to-digest executive report, "Are Private Companies Walking a High Wire of Risk?"