In today’s capital-intensive economy, innovation-driven companies often face a paradox: They own highly valuable intellectual property (IP) but struggle to secure the growth capital needed to scale.

Tips on what IP owners should factor in before seeking third-party finance Most people will more than accustomed to taking out insurance in their personal life - perhaps for a vehicle, a house, or an ...

As venture capital firms become more selective and traditional lending tightens, a well-leveraged IP strategy is becoming the dividing line between startups that secure crucial funding and those that ...

Ian Lewis, head of a new intangible assets division at Arch Insurance, reveals the type of work his team is eyeing and explains why IP insurance is set to grow Arch Insurance launched a new intangible ...

The landscape of IP insurance coverage and risk management is thorny, rapidly changing and, to make matters worse, timing is often critical. With a little planning, however, a company facing IP risks ...

Lloyd's of London, the oldest insurance organization in the world, may soon underwrite open-source software against claims of intellectual property infringement. The insurance would be available ...

The strategic importance and economic value of intellectual property (“IP”) can hardly be overstated in today’s global marketplace. Recognizing this, companies devote considerable time and resources ...

In the dynamic world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), companies continually seek innovative approaches to enhance the value of their transactions. While conventional assets like cash, inventory and ...

“W]ithout transactions, no data accumulates; without data, risk assessment remains conservative; without credible risk assessment, no instruments can scale.” – EUIPO Report Today, the European Union ...