Article 0 Comments This post is part of a series sponsored by Old Republic Surety. Especially now, at the leading edge of the post-pandemic construction boom, your agency’s contractor clients may need to increase their bonding capacity to take on more and larger projects. Here’s advice you can share with them now to help them
In 2021, the country with the highest overall resilience score of 100 was Denmark. Broken down into the three core resilience factors, Denmark scored 85.2 for economic risk, 94.5 for risk quality, and 91.4 for supply chain. The remaining countries ranking from 2 to 10 for business resilience were: Norway, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Finland, Sweden,
Despite her family questioning her decision and urging her to find a higher paying job in the US, Larsen said she stood her ground because she “felt in my gut that advice wasn’t suited for me.” “I was looking at the mid- to long-term — I saw it as something that would lead me in
Article 0 Comments This post is part of a series sponsored by Amwins. As cyber events evolve in sophistication, scale and frequency, property and casualty line carriers are growing concerned about the potential for unintended claims. These cyber risks, which property and casualty carriers have neither underwritten nor charged for, can substantially increase their portfolio
Following the dismissal of its lawsuit against the California Department of Insurance (CDI), California Insurance Company (CIC) has publicized its intention to have its “day in court” to make its case on why it should be allowed to redomesticate its business from California to New Mexico. CIC initially filed a lawsuit against the CDI, to
Among the many things we’ve missed since the start of the pandemic, travel has been one of the most notable. Whether for business, to visit distant family members, or just get away from our now-too-familiar surroundings, many of us have been keenly anticipating a return to air travel. Flying is among the safest activities people
Parsons “fell into aviation insurance” by way of being a flight instructor. Prior to 9/11, the regional airlines were requiring prospective pilots to have a minimum of 1,500 flight hours – Parsons, who was flight instructing in North Georgia at the time, was sitting on about 500 hours. He described the prospect of securing 1,000
Article 0 Comments This post is part of a series sponsored by The Hanover Insurance Group. With prevailing economic pressures widely expected to persist, more and more businesses will consider different ways to adapt, including the possibility of smaller, less skilled, and/or over-burdened workforces. These additional stresses could increase their risks of on-the-job injuries, and
The company, which provides insurance for personal and commercial autos and trucks, motorcycles, boats, recreational vehicles, and homes, has thrived throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and connected economic turbulence. In 2020, Progressive reported total revenues topping $42 billion, while also gaining market share and increasing its customer base. As a result, the firm revealed it will
Workers from a range of professions, from office workers to social service providers, reduced their work week from 40 hours to 35 or 36 hours as part of the project, while receiving the same pay. Research on the trials by UK think-tank Autonomy and Iceland’s Association for Sustainable Democracy (Alda) found that after the trials,
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