Coming Up to SpeedInsurers' legacy systems have struggled to keep up with customers' changing expectations and market pressures. But rather than pulling the plug, ...
Coming Up to SpeedInsurers' legacy systems have struggled to keep up with customers' changing expectations and market pressures. But rather than pulling the plug, ...
Besieged Gulf Agents Need Helping HandHard times don't hit just customers, but agents dealing with personal tragedies and financial lossesBy MARK E. RUQUETFor insurance ...
Surplus Lines Premiums Fall Flat In 2004Executives say Katrina will harden property nationally, as well as liabilitySan FranciscoIn spite of the fact that premium ...
Less than a month after Hurricane Katrina made landfall near the Louisiana-Mississippi state line, the first legal actions were taken on behalf of the storm's victims.
Top Agencies Holding Their GroundOn Performance Despite Softening MarketLeadership, not merely management makes the difference in productivity, profitabilityIt was with some anxiety that this ...
Risk Management Solutions recently announced that insured losses from Hurricane Katrina are estimated to be $40-$60 billion, of which $15-$25 billion are related to the Great New Orleans Flood. Total
Looking To Build A Practice? Insuring Large Properties Can Be The AnswerMiddle-market and community agents bring the value of local knowledge of economic and ...
Catastrophe Modeling For Specialized RisksModels estimate losses for glass and other building components, as well as high-value propertiesInsurers of property lines have long benefited ...