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Huckleberry CEO: Digital Insurance Can Help SMB Customers Survive a Pandemic

Every small business has been hurt to some extent by the coronavirus pandemic. As the world of work slowly returns to normalcy, small businesses need to prepare themselves with the right insurance ...

How Digitization Can Enhance Workers Comp

When future insurance industry experts look back at 2020, they will commemorate it as the year that digital capabilities went from being a significant competitive advantage to an absolute necessity ...

A Crisis Within a Crisis: How COVID-19 Is Driving the Opioid Epidemic

While the current national health conversation has largely centered on the COVID-19 pandemic, which has resulted in more than 200,000 deaths in the U.S. alone and more than a million worldwide, ...

U.S. Commercial Lines Has Plenty of Room for Improvement: Fitch

With an industry overall combined ratio for 2019 hovering just below 100, and individual lines like long-tail liability moving 10 points over breakeven, the U.S. commercial lines market has "plenty ...

Workers Comp InsurTech Pie Raises $127M With Plan to Acquire Carriers

Workers compensation provider Pie Insurance announced the closing of $127 million in new financing and capital commitments. Gallatin Point Capital joined the InsurTech's current investors in the ...

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 ...

COVID-19: On Disrupted Loss Reserve Diagonals and Lengthening Tails

It's axiomatic to assert that the coronavirus has changed everything both personally and professionally. Going forward, it'll be our aim at Assured Research to strike a balance. No one, of course, ...

The Impact of Coronavirus on Workers Comp: NCCI

The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) has offered its perspective on the potential implications of coronavirus on the workers compensation industry. Compensability: Workers comp laws ...

2018 Reserves Year in Review: Can Workers Comp Continue to Drive the Gravy Train of Releases?

2018 marked the 13th consecutive year in which the industry saw favorable prior-year reserve development bolstering calendar-year underwriting margins. Total releases for last year came in at over ...