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liable for for any Absolutely not. What what about, like, if you have specialized tools like Harvey? Who is who is then liable if it produces, like, but but out It's a it's a great question. I actually don't know. I haven't sort of gone into the the
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...all risks cargo insurance, and that's to provide them the coverage for the value of the goods that they're carrying onboard the ship over and above whatever the ship owner's limitation of liability is.
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There is a spectrum of insurance liabilities from somewhat simple to complex, and complex would be things that are very actuarially difficult to underwrite, things like crop insurance or even some property and casualty. Simple liabilities are more ac
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...risks that you think about, property damage, slip and fall, etcetera, Once the carrier or the insurance broker hears about the risk and the event, it's done. It's behind you. The fire happened. Your manufacturing facility burnt down. It's done. Cyber
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insurance industry primer, another very complex industry. Please. Yeah. It has a historical recent historical role in the alternative space, and it helps illustrate why Apollo's approach was so bold. Okay. So insurance, everyone's basically familiar
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...great, is new risks. So there's cyber risk. So how do you price that? That's a whole new industry that's being brought into the insurance sector. Then if you're underwriting schools, crime in schools, if you're underwriting an office building, we see
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...all risks cargo insurance, and that's to provide them the coverage for the value of the goods that they're carrying onboard the ship over and above whatever the ship owner's limitation of liability is. When a when there's a casualty and a loss, as a
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...risk, but I don't see how we could run the hedge fund and the dislocation fund without seeing the loans first, without seeing all these loans that come through the CLO. It's a seamless complementary part of what we do and really helps everything in o
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...risk, and it's causing problems both in the rental space and homeownership space. It's one of those things where we tend to underwrite in a manner that includes more of a worst case scenario from an insurance perspective. And by default, we end up no
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the sort of world of of legal consultancy, kind of, you know, basically, like, kinda essentially, like, sort of fractional GC work, I guess we would call it now, but on a much smaller scale and on a much more sort of concentrated scale at that initia
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...and the corporate have been historically under levered. Debt acts as a boot on your neck. You cannot innovate. You can't spend. You can't do things if you have debt. Imagine you take out a mortgage you can't afford, then you lose your job. You're goi
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on that project, we could save over $500,000,000. That's half $1,000,000,000. So just so we understand the difference between comparative negligence and absolute liability. So if I'm a construction worker working on a sky rise or something, and I am
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For more than seventy five years, Cincinnati Insurance has helped individuals and businesses navigate tough moments with expertise, personal attention, and independent agents who focus on relationships, not transactions. The Cincinnati Insurance Comp
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