With her new post as president of the RIMS Society effective this January, Jennifer Santiago shares her goals for the year and what excites her about the role.
New legislation in California redefines the limits for non-economic damages that result from medical negligence. What will these changes mean for insurers writing business in the state?
“We’re not a predictive model per se. For the insurance industry, we use voice analytics via automated questionnaires to help people through the claims process.”
Mission critical risk denial can be costly. Disappointment and anger will affect all aspects of the company’s operations — including recruitment and retention of employees, revenues, litigation and cost of capital.
AWP has been the source of litigation, challenges and legislation for decades. CMS no longer allows AWP to be used as a basis for pricing drugs under Medicare.
“I don’t know that we do enough with people to let them know what’s available and what kind of life you can live by being part of this great industry. I get up every morning looking forward to my work. I love what I do, and I think that’s important.”
“The industry does so much good work, and I don’t think we figured out how to lever that in society today and make the American public more aware of it! I think that’s probably the thing we need to talk about more.”
“Shareholder litigation is driving about 85% plus of the losses in the D&O world. It can also hit what we call E&O, on the financial institution side.”
The CEO of Dryad explains why wildfires have become increasingly prevalent and discusses a new solution that could help tackle the problem more effectively.
Risk & Insurance sat down with David Marlett, managing director of the Brantley Risk & Insurance Center at Appalachian State, to discuss the insurance and risk management issues facing foster parents.
Health system consolidation, higher prices, rural health care “deserts” and understaffing at critical levels have created a precarious and unstable position for the U.S. health care system.
Saving for a rainy day has never been more important, given the threat of a stormy economy on the horizon. Here’s where workplace emergency savings benefits can help.