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The Climate Is Changing. Here’s How Insurers Can Change With It
As the effects of climate change make themselves increasingly apparent in our world, businesses and individuals alike are rising to the occasion, in ways big and small, to help protect the ...New Year’s Resolution? Experts Say For Cyber Criminals, It’s More Widespread Attacks
The looming threat of increased supply chain and critical infrastructure attacks is causing both cyber experts and cyber insurers to lose sleep already in 2022, ...
Allianz Risk Barometer: Cyber Perils Top Concern for Companies Globally in 2022
Growing cyber perils are worrying more companies globally in 2022 than the threat of supply chain disruptions, natural disasters or even the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer ...
Inclusion Is a Team Effort: What ‘Team’ Really Means
Inclusion takes teamwork. Colleagues need to support one another, lift each other up, act as allies. The problem is that "most people have never been on a team. They've been on a group of elite ...
How to Improve Insurance Outsourcing Contracts
(Part 2 of 2) Most insurance outsourcing contracts favor the provider, according to our firm's analysis of the language in typical contracts in place today. In our previous article, we graphically ...
Why Are Insurance Outsourcing Contracts So Bad?
The insurance industry has changed dramatically over the past decade in response to increasingly stringent regulations, changing consumer preferences and falling interest rates. Over just the past 18 ...
The Important Two-Letter Word Carriers Will Need to Use in 2022
One of the most important words insurance carriers will need to know heading into 2022 is simple: No. At least, that's according to Marie Carr, principal of global growth strategy, insurance and ...
Avoiding Bad Faith Damages: How to Handle Short-Fuse Policy Limit Settlement Demands
The holidays—parties, family and the spirit of giving. Some personal injury plaintiff attorneys really get into the spirit, hoping to receive the gift of "open" policy limits and unlimited injury ...