What Insurers Should Know About PFAS
Scientists faced a problem when the space race was heating up in the mid-20th century. They needed to develop materials to withstand the heat of atmospheric entry and ...
Features
Courts Mixed on PFAS Coverage Litigation
A handful of coverage lawsuits have been decided over the application of pollution exclusions to deny coverage for PFAS claims, and rulings have been split on whether ...
Changing Times at NCCI: Workers Comp Organization Now 100 Years Old
When this reporter started her career in insurance a few decades ago as an actuarial quality control technician for the National Council on Compensation Insurance, the only computers we had sitting ...
How Carriers Can Use Business Intelligence to Find the Right Agency Partners
These days, there is no shortage of conversations around the importance of data—how to collect it, how to analyze it and how to act on it. Businesses have access to ...
U.S. Personal Auto Results Headed the Wrong Way. Is a U-Turn Possible?
Although the pandemic may appear more distant in the rearview mirror, its lasting impact on the personal auto insurance industry may be larger than initially ...
Executive Viewpoint: When It Comes to Protection, It’s Time to Go on Offense
During my time playing wide receiver at the University of Northern Colorado, I learned firsthand there are a lot of advantages to being on offense. Being on offense is ...
Carrier Management’s No. 1 Ranked Features From 2013-2022
To celebrate Carrier Management's 10th Anniversary, we're unlocking the feature articles that leaders have read most often over the last 10 years. Here are the No. 1 ranked articles for each year ...
How to Win Reinsurance Negotiations in a ‘Show Don’t Tell’ Hard Market
We need to talk about the cost of reinsurance.
Primary property/casualty insurance carriers and MGAs are still squeamish following the ...
Executive Cover Stories: Where Are They Now?
Have you ever wondered what happened to the people who appeared on Carrier Management covers in the years since we profiled them?
We sure ...
