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Vermont’s top captive regulator steps down and other notable announcements in this week’s issue of People on the Move.
The leaders of the CPCU Society are well cognizant of the fact that anything less than a galloping approach to fulfilling their mission won’t cut it.
Jana Utter, vice president of risk management at Centene Corporation, gives her take on the rewarding aspects of risk management and opportunities for improvement.
Two of society’s most vital sectors are feeling the constraints of the time.
“I would say right now, that the thing that is most visible in the press from COVID is auto pricing, auto insurance pricing based upon usage or extreme lack of usage, and that continues to evolve for sure. And I think we’ll see that continue to evolve.”
Pamela Davis has paved a path for nonprofits to receive adequate insurance coverage so that they can continue to fulfill their missions.
We are working hard every single day to try to solve the problems in an ever-changing and volatile risk environment and we’re building for the future.
Vermont’s captive examiners pride themselves on being just one part of a competent, veteran financial regulation network.
A telemedicine visit in another state leads to legal action for this fictive health care system.
The emus and geckos aren’t showing the world the true impact of insurance. Maybe it’s time for a marketing reset.
“A machine can build a bias without us knowing it. I mean, you feed it enough data, you can tell it to ignore racial profiles, but you never know how the machine does it.”
Aging infrastructure is a key issue for my clients, the current inflationary pressures of commodities, raw materials and supply chain woes have pushed a holistic approach to managing risk.
A need for more Spanish-speaking nurses could be solved by the workers’ comp space.
A current issue is student loan repayments. That is not really a coverage issue, but it’s an additional benefit.
It’s time to celebrate the best in insurance brokering with the 2022 Power Broker winners and finalists.
A Power Broker in the Real Estate category, Caroline St. Clair shares insight on her broking philosophy.
The latest happenings in the news that could impact the insurance industry.
When a broker exudes creativity and industry knowledge, and has customer service in their blood, we call them Power Brokers.
A proactive team approach is needed to stay ahead of surging labor and materials costs so that properties are valuated and adequately insured.
While a property may look appealing from a pro-forma perspective, it is important to look into crime score data for the property itself.