Commercial Lines

Certificates of insurance are broken. Processes must be transformed to provide the confidence clients deserve in the COIs they need to operate.

Insurance entrepreneurs must provide sophisticated risk management tools to Opportunity Zones to help underserved communities.

It was almost as if someone flipped a switch on Jan. 1, and commercial lines insurance companies began accelerating technology plans.

Advances in cloud computing, AI and sensors are combining to offer insurers new, better variables to characterize occupancy risk in buildings.

States have been broadening or establishing eligibility for workers' comp benefits for PTSD, and COVID may accelerate the trend.

The biggest insurtech opportunity lies in comparative rating for commercial insurance, following the progress in personal lines.

Contractors need to challenge the status quo and the cultural acceptance of fatigue as a necessary evil of a demanding industry.

In April 2020, two-thirds of the global commercial aviation fleet sat idle on the tarmac. Today, the aviation industry is slowly rebounding.