Errors and Omissions (E&O) risk is a significant concern for technology companies. A single failure—whether in software, hardware, or service delivery—can lead to customer downtime, financial loss, and reputational damage. To mitigate these risks, organizations must adopt structured processes and controls throughout the project lifecycle. Below are eight critical strategies for managing technology E&O exposure effectively.

As claims environments grow more complex with higher volumes and rising expectations around speed and accuracy, organizations are under increasing pressure to deliver consistent outcomes at scale. So how can a specialty insurer adopt new technology in a way that preserves expertise and improves service for brokers and customers alike? 

At Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions, we believe technology should enhance decision-making, not replace it.

There’s a lot to be excited about at Intact. From a strong year‑end performance to new product enhancements and a streamlined claims experience, we’re continuing to raise the bar for brokers and their clients.  In this section, you will find: 

• Key financial highlights from Q4 and year-end
• Customers now get more with GatherGuard®
• Claims Reporting—Now easier than ever

 Here's what's happening across Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions:

In today’s construction market, rising costs, climate uncertainty, regulatory shifts, and increasingly complex project requirements are putting unprecedented pressure on Builders Risk programs. Traditional single‑carrier solutions can struggle to keep pace—especially as project values continue to climb. That’s where quota share becomes a strategic advantage. 

When customers purchase event insurance through GatherGuard®, they can now add Accident Medical Expense Coverage in the same transaction. This optional coverage, available through Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions, provides financial protection if a guest is injured in a covered accident, helping event hosts meet common insurance requirements and support safer events.

Social engineering fraud is not just a cybersecurity issue -- it is a business resilience challenge. In an article for Cyber Defense Magazine, Aaron Belair, President, Technology and Life Science, North America and Nelson Kefauver, CFA, Head of Financial and Professional Lines explain why these attacks succeed and what organizations can do to reduce risk and avoid costly surprises.

In Manufacturing Dive, Tedd Merrill, Chief Distribution Officer of Intact Accident & Health, outlines potential risks and solutions for navigating compliance with this workforce.

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As Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions welcomes Tony Beal, its new Chief Distribution Officer for the U.S., we sat down with him for a candid conversation about his early impressions, and what distribution partners can expect.

We’re excited to share highlights from a standout third quarter at Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions. From impressive financial results to meaningful industry engagement, our performance and activities this quarter reflect the strength of our platform and our commitment to supporting you—our valued distribution partners. 

In this edition, you will find:

• Key financial highlights from Q3
• Recent industry events and thought leadership from Intact executives
• Recognition of our investment in future talent

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Highlights

• Operating DPW1,2 growth increased to 6%, driven by momentum in Commercial lines and continued strength in Personal lines
• Strong combined ratio1 of 89.8%, reflecting solid underlying performance across all geographies and lines of business
• Net operating income per share1 was solid at $4.46 (EPS of $4.73) supported by robust underwriting, investment and distribution income
• Operating ROE1 of 19.6% (ROE1 of 17.3%) up 4 points from last year
• Balance sheet continues to strengthen with total capital margin1 of $3.3 billion and BVPS1 of $103.16, an increase of 14% year-over-year