The problem with securing data and insuring its safety is there is simply so much more stored electronically these days that opportunities for outside hackers or insiders to steal information off a company's computer systems are growing exponentially.
The severity of hurricane-related losses can vary drastically -- challenging insurers to be prepared for the unknown at all times. Here's how insurers are successfully adjusting to evolving risk exposures and policyholder needs.
The economic crisis has compounded the usual issues facing recreational marine claim departments. Consequently, claim adjusters must fully understand many lines of insurance.
As employers and their insurers grapple with increased numbers of employment practices liability claims in a recessionary economy, they are also facing emerging exposures associated with a changed political landscape.
Independent agents can help make up for declining premium growth in a soft market and a recessionary economy by helping clients create captive insurance companies, where appropriate, one alternative market manager suggests.
William P. White, who helped establish and build the Delaware State captive insurance operation, will be leaving at the end of July, National Underwriter has learned.
The World Health Organization declared today that swine flu H1N1 virus is now a full-fledged pandemic leading an insurance brokerage to warn businesses they must be ready to cope with its effects.
I come, hat in hand, again surveying the dregs left in an empty coffee cup, to see what lies ahead for our property and casualty claim-adjusting industry.
Insurance carriers, particularly property/casualty companies, continue to invest vast amounts of money in the acquisition of new core insurance application systems and the subsequent replacement of aged and brittle legacy assets.