Learn what Travelers Corvus no-app renewals still require from brokers. Understand verification steps and what brokers must confirm.
Corvus by Travelers (Travelers' cyber division) streamlines renewals for most policyholders by eliminating the need for a full application — what brokers call 'no-app renewal.' For no-app renewals, Travelers still requires brokers to verify and confirm basic policy information: updated contact details, no material changes to the business operations or risk profile, and confirmation that no losses have occurred during the policy period. Some accounts may receive a tailored application with just a few targeted questions rather than a full application, depending on Corvus underwriting assessment. Brokers remain responsible for client communication and attestation accuracy even in simplified renewals, as any material misrepresentation can impact coverage.
Broker receives no-app or abbreviated renewal notice, confirms with client that contact info is current and no material changes have occurred, submits confirmation to Corvus, renewal is issued.
Unclear what Corvus means by 'material changes'; no standard verification checklist; broker still exposed to attestation risk if material information is omitted.
Standardized no-app renewal checklist showing exactly what broker must verify, with client-facing confirmation form.
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