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A Call to Action on Supply Chain Risk
By Takashi Ishii Aug 08, 2019 English
Supply chains play the role of blood vessels in today’s global economy: When they stop running freely, different parts of the economy start to shut down, like organs in the body. Events from the past several years have demonstrated how vulnerable links...
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Childhood Sexual Abuse Claims and Law Reforms - 3 Things Underwriters Can Do
By Carey Quigley Jul 29, 2019 English
State legislatures across the U.S. are enacting reforms for claims of past childhood sexual abuse that previously were barred by statutes of limitations, and so now old claims are being revived. Bill Baumann of our Claims department recently reviewed...
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When Two Cat Models Diverge and Neither Is Right, What Path Does an Underwriter Take?
By Andrew Zastrow, CPCU, ARe Jun 17, 2019 English
In our fast-paced, data-driven world, underwriters are increasingly dependent on Cat models to price individual risk locations. But can underwriters price an individual location accurately by using a model? Should they rely on one model, or average the...
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Another Bad Faith Auto Case - But Favorable to Insurers
By Tim Fletcher Apr 15, 2019 English
These days, it’s rare that court decisions involving bad faith are favorable toward insurers. However, the Georgia Supreme Court recently provided a bright spot in an area darkened by adverse legal developments for claims professionals. At issue was whether...
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