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The Inflation Specter Looms for Property/Casualty Insurers
Inflation, defined as the rate at which prices for goods and services are increasing, tends to occur when prices rise due to increases in production costs or when the demand for a product exceeds its ...
RLI Makes a Number of Executive Changes
RLI Corp. is making a new of leadership changes as it gears up for long-time CEO Jonathan Michael's retirement at the end of 2021. "Each of these leaders brings a wealth of experience, knowledge and ...
Alleghany Corp. CEO Hicks to Retire; Brandon Will Replace Him
Alleghany Corp. has triggered a changing of the guard, with a new CEO slated to take over at the end of 2021. Current CEO Weston Hicks will retire as CEO and as a director of property/casualty ...
Beazley CEO Horton Will Leave to Lead QBE
Beazley Chief Executive Officer Andrew Horton is leaving to become the group chief executive officer of QBE Insurance Group Ltd. in Australia, the two companies announced. Horton will be succeeded in ...
Learn How to Make SMART Goals for Your Team
Keep your team motivated by setting goals that are SMART: specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound. Learn how to reprioritize to get your work-life balance in check.
Lloyd’s Will Re-Open London Underwriting Room, Offices on May 17
Lloyd's said it plans to re-open its London underwriting room and corporation offices on May 17. The specialist insurance and reinsurance market explained in its Feb. 26 announcement that the opening ...
Executives On The Move at CNA, Ascot and Grange Insurance
CNA appointed a new head of its Small Business arm. Ascot picked an executive to lead its operations in Bermuda. Grange Insurance appointed a new board member.
‘Smart Working’ Reader Poll: Flexible Hours or Occasional WFH?
As more people get vaccinated around the world, insurance carriers are weighing possibilities of cutting their real estate footprints and allowing associates to work at home more than they did prior ...
Shareholders Push Companies to Tackle Climate Change Shortfalls
In the past, shareholder votes on the environment were rare and easily brushed aside. Things could look different in the annual meeting season starting next month, when companies are set to face the ...