Key Takeaways
- • Gallagher has published a 2025 edition of a guide on General Partner Liability (GPL) insurance for venture capital and private equity firms, as indexed by JD Supra.
- • The guide addresses how fund managers can insure against liabilities arising from their roles as general partners of investment funds.
- • The source material available for this item is limited to the title and publisher page, so specific coverage terms, pricing, and recommendations are not confirmed here.
Summary
A 2025 edition of a guide titled "Insuring Fund Liability Risks: A Guide to GPL Coverage for Venture Capital and Private Equity Firms" has been published by Gallagher and made available through JD Supra. The publication focuses on general partner liability (GPL) coverage, a form of professional liability insurance used by sponsors and managers of private funds to protect against claims arising from their management of investment vehicles.
The guide is directed at venture capital and private equity firms, which face potential exposure to investor claims, regulatory inquiries, and disputes over fund governance and performance. The available source text consists of the title and publisher page only, so this summary does not detail specific policy provisions, exclusions, premium levels, or claims data. Readers seeking those specifics should consult the full Gallagher publication directly.
The guide is directed at venture capital and private equity firms, which face potential exposure to investor claims, regulatory inquiries, and disputes over fund governance and performance. The available source text consists of the title and publisher page only, so this summary does not detail specific policy provisions, exclusions, premium levels, or claims data. Readers seeking those specifics should consult the full Gallagher publication directly.
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