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For your ex-client, why would you not provide "their" information to them ? Your ex-client is entitled to decide what to do with "their" information, unless you believe you are aiding or abetting in an unlawful activity. In the days before on-line access, ...

I thought this article was an interesting look back on the beginnings of the cyber insurance market:  https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2018/03/01/481886.htm ------------------------------ Phil Moulton Director - Risk Management Colfax ...

I do include open reserves but DO NOT include any names ........  ------------------------------ Tom Franzen CIC, ARM, ARM-P, MLIS President Thomas F. Franzen & Co. Litchfield IL United States ------------------------------

As a subscriber to a reciprocal insurance exchange in Alberta, I receive a quarterly spreadsheet containing the following information: - Claim details (date of loss, location of loss, brief description) - Status/last action & date - Financial details ...

You don't mention the purpose of the RFP; if your client is interviewing new TPA's, for example, reserves and case counts are useful data.   I'd have no significant concerns with sharing total incurred and reserved amounts if your client is willing to ...