Keeping Claims on Track During COVID-19

For most nonprofit organizations, the importance of insurance is old news. Too often, that appreciation stops at the headline and remains frozen in the past. Nonprofit organizations, their directors, and their executives sometimes assume that broadly named form insurance policies cover their potential liabilities without reading the fine print. When disaster strikes that fine print can make the difference between a nonprofit organization receiving its bargained-for insurance benefits and dipping into its own reserves.

Security is a key issue for insurer CIOs, consuming more than 10% of IT spending and even more mental bandwidth. Issues include security practices and frameworks, as well as the impact of regulations like GDPR and NYS Cybersecurity. This webinar is based on our recent IT Security Update 2019 report.

Many landlords are forced to bear the solvency risk of their tenants' lease promises to repair damage or to indemnify the landlords for liabilities to third parties arising out of the tenants' operations and activities in the demised premises. These exposures are often much larger than security deposits held. Tenant liability insurance is a program designed for landlords to protect the landlords' own insurance limits, deductibles, and assets in the event of loss or damage to the designed premises or liability for losses suffered by third parties as the result of the tenants' actions.

Health Insurance Conclave on 18 November fosters dialogue on issues like enhancing insurance penetration, disruptive technologies and data sharing for developing seamless and coordinated healthcare delivery, patient centric processing modules based on advancements, role of insurance in capacity building through NHA, etc.