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Marsh’s Jonathan Zaffino on Workers’ Comp Cost Controls

Shawn Moynihan | October 15, 2012

Marsh has launched a Workers Compensation Center of Excellence, which brings all of the brokers Workers Comp insurance and risk-management capabilities under one umbrella, including advanced analytics and modeling, claims management and advocacy, and insurance-program design and placement. Jonathan Zaffino, Marshs Casualty Practice Leader, talks with NU about this program,...

Commercial-Lines Rates Continue Their Slow, if Mostly Steady, Ascent

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

Commercial-lines rates in the U.S. and abroad continued their recent trend of moderate increases last month, according to two recent analyses.

P&C Net Income Surges in First Half, but ISO Exec Urges Caution

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

P&C insurers saw their first-half net income collectively jump by more than 245 percent in 2012 compared to the prior year, as the industry benefited from premium growth and a sharp drop in catastrophe lossesbut experts have mixed opinions on those figures.

Workers’ Comp All-Stars Share Best Practices in Orlando

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

The three winners of the Excellence in Workers Compensation Risk Management Awards, sponsored by NU and the National Council on Compensation Insurance, traveled to Orlando in August to share their successful strategies with risk-manager attendees at the Workers Compensation Educational Conference.

Commercial Auto Suffers First Underwriting Loss in 8 Years

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

The Commercial Auto segment recorded its first underwriting loss in eight years in 2011 due to a combination of declining premiums, increasing claims severity and a reduction in favorable prior-year reserve releases, a new report reveals.

Chartis’ Approach to Writing WC High Risks: Bring on the Experts

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

Chartis has built underwriting practices around some of the riskiest professions, including aircraft pilots, miners, construction workers, refuse collectors, truck drivers and police officers.

NRRA Update: NIMA Clearinghouse Now Up and Operational in 6 Jurisdictions

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

The Nonadmitted Insurance Multistate Agreement (NIMA), the surplus-lines revenue-sharing agreement supported by five states and Puerto Rico, began Phase 2 of its implementation schedule on Oct. 1.

Customer First: Investing in Analytics to Better Understand Policyholders

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

The use of analytics among P&C insurers has slowly evolved from strictly a risk-centric approach to business to include a focus on customer-centric data, according to Mark Breading, a partner in the research and consulting firm Strategy Meets Action and the author of a study on the subject, Data and...

Fun with a Southern Mississippi Jury Questionnaire

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

Hey, South Mississippians! Who wants to be a juror in the Rigsby vs. State Farm case?

High-Risk Jobs: Private WC Cover Is Pricey, but Possible

propertycasualty360 | October 15, 2012

Even when an employer commits to a culture of safety, some jobs are just too dangerous to control all the inherent risks.

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Marsh’s Jonathan Zaffino on Workers’ Comp Cost Controls

Commercial-Lines Rates Continue Their Slow, if Mostly Steady, Ascent

P&C Net Income Surges in First Half, but ISO Exec Urges Caution

Workers’ Comp All-Stars Share Best Practices in Orlando

Commercial Auto Suffers First Underwriting Loss in 8 Years

Chartis&rsquo; Approach to Writing WC High Risks: Bring on the Experts

NRRA Update: NIMA Clearinghouse Now Up and Operational in 6 Jurisdictions

Customer First: Investing in Analytics to Better Understand Policyholders

Fun with a Southern Mississippi Jury Questionnaire

High-Risk Jobs: Private WC Cover Is Pricey, but Possible

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Chartis’ Approach to Writing WC High Risks: Bring on the Experts