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Change Isn’t New for Lloyd’s
Well before the "Future at Lloyd's" project, the market began pursuing modernization, Chairman Bruce Carnegie-Brown noted. For example, the market has been pushing to digitize the way risks are ...
Liability Long Tail Could Get Longer
One of the most challenging things about liability insurance is that claims on this year's policy might be made well into the future. If exposure to a chemical, product or business activity this year ...
Parametric Insurance Takes Off
Now that property and casualty insurance coverage terms for business disruption losses are gradually tightening, a singular insurance product used primarily to protect businesses against ...
Smart Commercial Insurance: New Data Sources Fuel New Underwriting Era
The underwriting behind most commercial insurance is a marvel of steadfast, gradual iteration. It stretches back to the 14th century, after all. In my experience running a commercial insurance ...
Kentucky Makes a Major InsurTech Overture, Drawing National Interest
On March 26, 2019, Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin signed new legislation that establishes the nation's first comprehensive insurance regulatory "Sandbox," making the Commonwealth of Kentucky a true ...
Is the IoT the Future of Workers Comp?
Internet of Things capabilities, already familiar to insurers from personal lines applications like auto telematics, are emerging in the workers compensation space through purpose-built monitoring ...
Commercial Insurance Ratings for Small Business: Challenge or Opportunity?
The growing gig economy, where nearly one-third of workers in the U.S. are now employed by small to medium businesses, is making it difficult for commercial insurance carriers to accurately assess ...
Executive View: Why Insurers Need to Partner With Customers, Tech Startups
As smart carriers continue to leverage cognitive and digital computing technologies to better understand, mitigate and absorb customers' property and casualty risks, the insurance industry is primed ...