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Blog FirstBest - Collaborative Underwriting 2.0
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Leaping Toward the Future
Explore Article Blog FirstBest - Collaborative Underwrit (Sep 2 2010)
by Meira Primes (mprimes)The pace of technological change is creating unprecedented opportunities for insurers. I was especially excited by a recent report by Strategy Meets Action (SMA) on this topic, titled "Insight on the Future of Insurance: Looking at Technology through the Long Lens." According to SMA, insurers must fully integrate their business and IT strategies and processes to get the most benefit from ongoing technological transformation over the next ten years. While insurers can increase their efficiency ... (Read Full Article)
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Featured Articles
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Specialty Lines' Tech Needs Vary
Explore Article Insurance Networking News (Aug 30 2010)
Specialty Lines' Tech Needs VaryInsurance Networking NewsTechnology spending priorities are shifting to the front end for specialty lines carriers a new report from New York-based Novarica finds. ... (Read Full Article)
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Survey: Fewer insurers say they plan to add workers in the next year
Explore Article SmartBrief (Aug 30 2010)
The number of insurance firms that say they expect to hire more workers in the coming year has decreased since January, a sur -More- (Read Full Article)
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Recent Articles
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Report: FASB proposal for DAC will not affect P/C carriers' bottom lines
Explore Article SmartBrief (Aug 31 2010)
A proposal by the Financial Accounting Standards Board to establish new accounting standards for the insurance industry's def -More- (Read Full Article) -
New VP of Business Development to CNA Atlanta Office
Explore Article Insurance Journal (Aug 31 2010)
Jerry Williams has been appointed assistant vice president of Business Development for CNA. In this role, Williams will help support CNA's goals to build a more effective organizational sales ... (Read Full Article)Comment on Article Mentions: CNA
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Fireman's Fund Expands Green Insurance to Educational Institutions
Explore Article Insurance Journal (Aug 31 2010)
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. is broadening its commercial green insurance appetite to include public and private schools, colleges and universities, and trade and vocational schools. With ... (Read Full Article) -
Analysts: Prolonged economic crisis is set to hurt insurers
Explore Article SmartBrief (Aug 30 2010)
Weaker-than-expected gross domestic product estimates suggest it may be difficult for P/C insurers to raise prices in the nea -More- Smarter insurance processes go beyond basic automation by adding intelligent decision capabilities for greater agility, speed and transparency. This automation not only cuts costs by reducing manual tasks, bottlenecks and errors—it also delivers the right answer to the right person at the right time. Download this white paper to learn smarter insurance processes for 2010. (Read Full Article)Comment on Article Mentions: National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
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Insurers Expand Views On What Can Be Sourced Externally
Explore Article Insurance & Technology (Aug 30 2010)
Economic pressures, evolving technology and increasing comfort with partner management are combining to force insurance executives to expand their views of what can be sourced externally. (Read Full Article) -
Prolonged economic crisis is set to hurt insurers, analysts say
Explore Article SmartBrief (Aug 30 2010)
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Insurers are among America's fastest-growing firms this year
Explore Article SmartBrief (Aug 30 2010)
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The right fit: Find the best carrier for your specialty insurance program
Explore Article Your Source For Agency Success (Aug 8 2010)
Phillip Gajewski writes on how to find the best carrier for your specialty insurance program. (Read Full Article) -
U.S. Reinsurers’ Written Premiums Drop In 2010
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U.S. property and casualty reinsurers saw 2010 first-half net premiums written drop 4 percent compared to last year while their combined ratio increased to 98.7 from 93.8. (Read Full Article)Comment on Article Mentions: Reinsurance Association of America
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6 Ways Agents May Be Failing Their Workers' Compensation Customers
View all 7 articles » Explore Article Insurance Journal (Aug 25 2010)
Like most agents, you work hard at writing new accounts, what salespeople through the years have referred to as "getting the fish in the boat." But it doesn't take a master angler to know that ... (Read Full Article)Comment on Article Mentions: Ncci
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lcolburn » Insurers are among America's fastest-growing firms this year
This is surprising given the current business climate. Interesting.
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