What’s Bending the Industry in 2015
Insurers who successfully grapple with changes that are underway will have a significant advantage in an increasingly competitive landscape.
Independent Agents and Brokers Dominate Market
Independent insurance agents and brokers remain the dominant force in commercial lines and rival direct writers and captives in personal lines.
Poor Data Infrastructure Inhibits Analytics
To cope with the demand for forward movement in the data sphere, insurers must make organizational changes to achieve their analytics goals.
Motivate Employees to use New Technology
To drive adoption of technology, you must understand what motivates the users and what kills buy-in, according to a posting on Property Casualty 360.
Insurance Agents E&O Expands to Cover Cyber Failures
With ongoing advances in digital communications and mobile access to data records, insurance agents need to reconsider their liability coverage.
7 Things Millennial Workers Want
43% of employees in their 20s and 30s are planning to look for a new job this year! Find out what Millenial hires want out of their jobs.
A Look at Insurance 10 Years Out
The view a decade out holds some amazing opportunities for insurance agencies, according to a LOMA survey of industry leaders.
Changing the Millennial Mindset
It’s a stark statistic: Nearly one-half of the professionals in the insurance industry today are 45 years or older—and one-quarter of the industry will retire by 2018. To address this trend, the industry can recruit and hire millennials, those born after 1980 and the largest-growing demographic in the U.S.
The (Slight) Millennial Gender Gap
Millennials’ aspirations and attitudes toward skills and the desirability of employment in specific industry sectors vary based on gender. Here’s why.
Sluggish Investment Returns Pressure
Underwriting and premium growth are natural go-to operations, but can they make up for what could be continuing anemia in the capital markets?
