Allstate hit by death of key executive
“Rhonda was a visionary force and passionate friend, coach, and mentor whose leadership helped ignite Allstate’s transformation and create societal
Insurers, Regulators Push Back on Changes In S&P Rating Criteria
Insurers, regulators, and members of Congress have expressed concern about proposed changes in how Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings defines “availab
What was the most frequently occurring natural peril in 2021?
The major drivers of insured losses in 2021 were secondary perils, including floods, wildfires, and severe storms.
Is business travel ready for take-off?
US companies expect travel spending to be 25% of 2019 levels in the first quarter of 2022, and 36% by the second quarter of the year.
How insurers are winning the tussle for talent
People want fair compensation and benefits, they want flexible working arrangements, and, increasingly, they want to work for employers who are in t
Arch Insurance International bolsters professional liability unit
Arch Insurance International (Arch), Arch Capital Group Ltd’s wholly-owned subsidiary that provides specialty risk solutions worldwide, has co
Why many employees will resign if they don’t get paid more
If workers don’t get a raise? More than one-third (36%) will look for a new job with higher pay. That’s compared to 18% in September.
What does it take to be among the Top 100 in insurance?
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Franklin Street taps 30-year brokerage veteran as president of Insurance Services
In 2019, Allen joined USI, where he served as a practice leader in the brokerage’s property and casualty division, focused on growing complex accoun
