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Business Interrupted: Why Insurers Are on the Hook for COVID-19
If you own business Interruption insurance, and your business gets interrupted by COVID-19, the income you lose must be covered by your policy, right? Not exactly, as people across the country are ...
How to Lead Your Team to True Innovation
Despite its status as a risk-averse industry, the world of insurance is embracing innovation as a necessary part of its continued relevance. Choosing to do nothing was a strategic choice for some ...
MGU SageSure: Only ‘Hands-Off’ Carriers Seeking Coastal Biz Welcomed
SageSure, a managing general underwriter that uses technology to profitably write residential coastal properties for a handful of carriers, might entertain more carrier partnerships—but only with ...
Low-Code/No-Code Technology: A Natural Progression for Legacy Insurance Automation
To thrive in a challenging, dynamic business landscape while driving consistent business outcomes, insurers need to look beyond stop-gap, makeshift technology solutions. They need proactive, ...
Triple Threat: Carrier-InsurTech-Agent Partnerships Transforming Commercial Lines
COVID-19 has changed many things in the insurance industry. Seemingly overnight everyone is working from home and the companies with the best digital customer experiences have the advantage. Yet, ...
Holistic Workers Comp: Moving Beyond the Physical
For too many workers, the effects of injuries do not end when their physical harm is healed and they get back to their jobs. What begins as a work injury too often ends up leading to deep and ...
QBE NA’s CEO Sees No Pacmans Gobbling Brokers Among InsurTechs
As a veteran of the insurance brokerage side of the business, QBE NA's chief executive has heard the predictions that online distribution would replace traditional brokers, but he doesn't see any ...
To Avoid Being COVID-19 Villains, P/C Insurers Need to “Overcommunicate”
One thing is almost certain in most crises: property/casualty insurance companies will be painted as villains. Consumer activists, plaintiffs lawyers and politicians have already started and will ...