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Idiosyncrasies like the Ridley payments and release ruling mean carriers and claims handlers should be cautious when navigating Montana’s claims process.
Securities, like insurance, are highly regulated to protect consumers and the health of the economic system as whole. Learn why securities matter to insurance professionals, even if you’re not a dually licensed insurance and securities broker.
It’s safe to say that variable annuities brokers have enough on their plate without the back and forth of trying to track down the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Carriers and MGUs could realize significant cost savings and reputational benefits by automating compliance for variable lines brokers.
Just because a state-sponsored insurer is a last resort doesn’t mean it has to accept every applicant; they have to make an effort to ensure each property is fundamentally worth underwriting.
Learn how insurance carriers can improve their variable lines broker lifecycle management while reducing compliance risk.
Michigan’s fully implemented Clean Slate law could cause compliance officers some headaches as self-reported criminal histories don’t match records.
With insurance industry budgets tightening, it’s tempting to cut costs anywhere and everywhere. Learn how to be more strategic and only eliminate paying for what you really don’t need.
The pandemic and resulting supply chain shortages, delays, and high inflation had a big influence on risk outlook. AgentSync's recap of the 2023 Allianz Risk Barometer takes a deep dive into major risks and their effect on the insurance industry.
– Holly Monroe At the height of the pandemic, heightened fears and a greater awareness of mortality drove consumers away from annuities and increased demand for life insurance products. Now,...
More than 400 insurance professionals convened in Des Moines, Iowa at the Global Insurance Symposium for three days of pitches, dialogues and insights centered on the theme, “Thriving in a Changing World.”
The plaintiffs argued that they shouldn’t have to pay for insurance coverage, either for themselves or for their staff, that includes PrEP coverage to prevent HIV.
Banking and insurance are two closely related industries and both are heavily regulated to protect consumers when a bank doesn’t have the funds to honor its deposits, or when an insurance company doesn’t have the funds to pay its claims.
With claims costs continuing to rise, along with more assets located in areas at high risk for catastrophic disasters, insurers may be wondering what they can do to reduce expenses that are under their control.
Sure, technical debt can save your insurance business the money you would spend on new solutions, but it’s also costing you a lot in the long run.