Four interrelated companies were battling in court over a conflict of interest business deal. So distracted were they, that D&O coverage slipped right through their fingers.
AIG hires a head of retail property and a chief actuary of general insurance, MEMIC brings on Kimberly Wilson as an underwriter for Georgia and more in this edition of People on the Move.
Auto insurance is the least profitable sector of the insurance industry, but Tesla aims to fix that for their brand by coming out with their own policy.
A shifting market landscape will be at the center of discussion at the 2019 WSIA Annual Marketplace, but the industry focus remains on building relationships.
For Andrew Laubmeier, cyber insurance has been an exciting and dynamic career. Here’s why he thinks other young people should consider working in insurance.
To protect thousands of traveling employees, FM Global’s VP of corporate risk management borrowed from strategies the company was using to protect clients.
After Super Storm Sandy and Hurricane Harvey, 30-year-old Arianna Armelli dedicated her life’s work to preventing flood damage, creating Dorothy in the process.
Distributed ledger technology has the potential to improve supply chains worldwide and to minimize product recall losses. Now is the right time to prepare for widespread adoption.
RT New Day promotes a director of marketing and communications, QBE North America gets a new head of claims, and Transcom Solutions finds a president from within.
Joining dozens of CEOs of America’s biggest businesses, these insurance industry leaders acknowledged they are beholden to their communities more than their shareholders.
A startup claiming to predict disaster damage and optimize response has attracted insurers’ interest, but flaws in the methodology could put carrier partners at risk.
Implementing a Medicare for All system would be challenging and may not have immediate results, but for the future’s sake, it could be just what the doctor ordered.
Claims handling can be a particularly emotional time. Displaying emotional intelligence, or being able to “read the room,” is an important trait to possess in insurance.