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Riots and Civil Commotion - Disquieting Times Ahead
By Tim Fletcher Jul 23, 2020 English
There existed an eerie and historical sense of déjà vu as riots broke out in Minneapolis, Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles and other cities around the country in late May and early June. Images of burning buildings, looting and vandalism brought to mind...
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When Catastrophes and COVID-19 Collide - Adjusting Your Insurance Claim Adjustment Plans
By Sue Stein Jul 17, 2020 English
After wildfires and earthquakes during the past quarter, insurers faced the challenge of adjusting property claims in COVID-19 conditions. While these events were significant, how will insurers respond when a major hurricane, tornado or megafire arrives? In...
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Changes in Cancer Classification - How Do They Impact Critical Illness Insurance?
By Tim Eppert Jul 14, 2020 English
What is a cancer - and what is not? While the answer to this question is obvious in many cases, it is not always straightforward. A disease is deemed as malignant or cancerous when there is an uncontrolled growth of cells that is invasive, i.e., the cells...
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Leading a Claims Department in a Time of Occupational Distancing: Meet Glenn Frankel, Manager of P&C Claims, North America
By Ridge Muhly and Glenn Frankel Jul 02, 2020 English
Ridge: On May 1 Glenn Frankel took the helm of the Gen Re P&C Claims Department for North America Treaty and Facultative business. Glenn has prior direct insurance and reinsurance experience from senior claims positions at three national insurance carriers...
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