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Swiss Re’s Donnell: TRIA Needed in an Uncertain World
In business and life, it's important to know one's strengths and weaknesses. While the insurance industry is adept at modeling windstorms, anticipating emerging liability risks and ensuring orderly ...
The East Coast’s $100 Billion Event
October 29 marks the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy roaring ashore, destroying homes, businesses and infrastructure in its path. For those still on the road to recovery two years later, the ...
Capital Modeling: More Than Meets the Eye
If your eyes glaze over when the subject of capital modeling comes up, there are some enormous business benefits to what can seem like a regulatory compliance exercise. Capital modeling draws yawns ...
Why Company Culture Matters to CIOs
Many new CIOs make the same mistake. They've just been hired into their new position and have a mandate from those who did the hiring—the board, the CEO, an executive search committee—to "shake ...
Fighting Workers Compensation Fraud With New Strategies
Premium fraud and payroll misclassification have been big topics of discussion in workers compensation, especially after a recent report showed that New York City's construction industry cost the ...
From Great to the Next Billion: Scottsdale President Miller on Vision and Execution
"Successful Associates. Successful Customers. The Next Billion." That's the "simple vision" described on the website of Scottsdale Insurance, where employees are called "associates" and wholesale ...
A.M. Best’s View of the Industry: One-on-One With Rating Officer Matt Mosher
"Capital itself is not the problem. It's like guns. It's what you do with the capital that's the problem." The surprising analogy came from Matthew Mosher, senior vice president of rating services ...
Détente & Other Good Intentions
How many of us will be proven wrong by year end? How many right? In a business where we are often judged—fairly or not—on an annual or even quarterly basis, the act of making predictions can be ...