What can finance chiefs learn from airline pilots, wildfire fighters and infectious disease controllers? Valuable lessons on how to prevent disaster in the financial services industry have come from unlikely sources.
Insured losses from the earthquake in Haiti are likely to be small, as insurance penetration there is far below one percent, according to a Munich Re expert addressing an audience via webinar.
Insured losses from the earthquake in Haiti are likely to be small, as insurance penetration there is far below 1 percent, according to a Munich Re expert addressing a webinar.
A group of leading agents, brokers and carriers met in a special private roundtable to discuss the results of the NU/Deloitte Producer Satisfaction Survey, focusing on how to improve communication and client service.
Severe thunderstorms caused more than $6 billion in insured damages during the first six months of 2009, making it the leading cause for insurance losses so far in what has been called a moderate year for natural disasters.
Severe thunderstorms are responsible for causing more than $6 billion dollars in insured damages for the first six months of 2009, making it the leading cause for insurance losses so far in what has been called a moderate year for natural disasters.
Thunderstorms accounted for the bulk of $11.1 billion in insured natural catastrophe losses in the United States for the first half of 2009, according to figures released today by Munich Re Group.
Little did Ron Hayes dream when he worked as a high school teacher, manager of a property-casualty insurance agency and later as a university athletic fundraiser that his skills would so perfectly suit him for a career in public risk management.
A survey of U.S. fire departments finds they lack adequate training gear and funding, which impacts insurers, the chairman of Fireman's Fund is warning.