Elevate 2021: Exploring the future of auto claims. Discover the trends and technologies that are driving change in auto claims and shaping the future of the industry.
A rapid rise in the number and size of renewable energy projects has amplified some risks, highlighting the need for reliable insurance and risk management solutions.
It’s easy to be distracted by the disruption of COVID-19, but true resilience requires looking beyond short-term recovery to mitigate an array of interconnected risks.
Captive formations are growing as many insureds look for alternative ways to mitigate their challenging risks. Having a captive fronting provider that understands those risks and their needs is essential.
Risks abound for every industry, but schools servicing students K-12 must be certain to review these exposures now that the novel coronavirus has disrupted learning across the country.
Increasing loss frequency and severity – spurred by several global trends – has made finding affordable coverage more difficult. E&S may have the solutions companies need.
An all-or-nothing approach to digitization comes with high costs and risk. A nimbler method can help insurers achieve their automation goals while getting to market faster.
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For companies interested in finding alternative risk solutions, the alternative markets has plenty to offer. Here’s what you should review before diving in.
While the difficulties of the U.S. commercial D&O market have been making headlines regularly, the financial lines market in the UK and Europe has been quietly facing its own constraints.
After COVID-19, many employers may be wondering how to bring people back to the office. Three Gallagher Bassett execs will outline how to achieve a safe return.
Representations and warranties claims are not new, but understanding the trends behind an increase in claims severity is the first step in managing the risk.
Schools have always contended with the risk of students experiencing traumatic injuries and abuse, but legal and societal trends may be increasing exposure.
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