Content from Denise Johnson
Denise Johnson is a freelance journalist based in Arizona. She is also the former editor of Claims Journal. Reach her at denisehjohnson@yahoo.com.
NCCI: Workers Comp Premiums Dipped in ’22, What’s in Store for ’23
Last year was anything but normal when it came to rate filings, according to the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI). During its annual State of the Line report, the organization ...
Gallagher Re: US Leads InsurTech Investments, Funding Continues Healthy Climb
InsurTech funding increased nearly 38 percent from Q4 2022 to Q1 2023, from $1.01 billion to $1.39 billion, according to a new analysis released by Gallagher Re. The U.S. leads France and the UK as ...
Survey: Economic and Cyber Risks Lead Global D&O Concerns
At the top of increasing concerns for directors and officers around the globe are economic, geopolitical and cyber risks, according to the latest Directors and Officers Liability 2023 Survey released ...
Swiss Re: U.S. P/C Market Expected to Rebound
Swiss Re expects the property/casualty market in the U.S. to rebound in 2023, due to proactive underwriting and positive portfolio reinvesting gains. According to its latest U.S. P/C outlook sigma ...
Beyond Claims: How Carriers Use Geospatial Analytics to Underwrite Property
If there is a bright side to the tumultuous ride that was 2020, it's the surprisingly agile turn property insurers took to move away from traditional reactive approaches toward more proactive ...
The Claims Resolution Process Is About to Get a D&I Makeover
Post-pandemic, businesses across the country have recommitted to the mission of addressing diversity, equity and inclusion. Much emphasis has been placed on diversity and inclusion (D&I) during ...
Marijuana Is Legal; Now What? Workers Comp Carriers Prepare for Claims Ahead
There's no doubt marijuana is having a moment, with several states having passed legislation legalizing it for both medical and recreational use. Media focus has centered on the drug's benefits, but ...
What to Watch: Issues for Workers Comp Insurers
Workers compensation insurance experts have their eyes on economic trends and political party changes as they spy issues that could impact the line in 2019 and beyond, but perhaps the most pervasive ...