Commercial Lines

Newly available data will be ingested into weather models to improve forecasting for carriers, reinsurance companies and even insurance linked securities. 

While many agencies decry a “race to the bottom” by states, a true analysis of workers' comp benefits over the past half-century requires a far broader context. 

While many factors contribute to social inflation, analysis suggests that an increase in non-fatal auto accidents may be one of the most influential.

There is no simple cure to the ills of social inflation, but a sustained and consistent effort by insurers can start to address some of the symptoms.

While the metaverse is still largely theoretical, providers of group and voluntary benefits might be able to capitalize on this emerging technology. Let’s speculate!

ITL FOCUS is a monthly initiative featuring topics related to innovation in risk management and insurance.

This month, we're focusing on Workers Comp

High-res data sees more than a shipment of glass: It sees a load of Gorilla Glass on clear summer roads or of crystal chandeliers on a pockmarked highway in a winter storm. 

Mark Walls, vice president, client engagement, at Safety National and long my go-to person on workers' comp, says the industry faces a major issue with staffing -- actually, two major issues.