Insurance Innovation Outlook 2019

What is expected regarding consumer expectations and industry disruption? In which areas will investment increase/decrease? Will making progress with innovation be easier or harder? Celent Senior Analyst Mike Fitzgerald reviews the results of an online survey of innovation professionals from insurance and shares predictions for the upcoming year. Those charged with making innovation a reality in their insurance firm won’t want to miss this webinar.
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Succession Planning 101: How to Retire as an Independent Insurance Agent

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Why only 10% of agents pass their book onto their kids. How to determine the value of your book. What to keep in mind when you start succession planning. PLUS: Get your questions answered from a seasoned insurance agent who's planning his own retirement!
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P&C Insurance: Consumer Bill Payment Preferences & What’s Ahead

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Bill payments for property and casualty insurance are among the most critical that consumers make. Continuous coverage depends on current policyholder accounts that are fueled by on-time payments.How do policyholders typically fund their P&C Insurance payments? Do they prefer repeating transactions like AutoPay or single One Time payments? What are the payment channels they gravitate toward? And when are they most like to pay their P&C Insurance bills?
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BIBA SCHEMES AND FACILITIES WEBINAR TRANSPORT INSURANCE PRESENTED BY RATCLIFFE INSURANCE BROKERS

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Knowledge of transportation technology both in-vehicle and associated. Understanding of how technology improves insurance risks. Awareness of future industry developments. How to use your knowledge to get a competitive edge.
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Understanding Commercial Property Insurance

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Although first-party property insurance is a standard part of virtually every commercial enterprise's risk management portfolio, many provisions continue to elude easy understanding. In many cases, risk managers and general counsel do not discover how the coverages for which their companies have been paying premiums for many years actually work (or do not work) until a major loss or damage to property occurs, at which time it may be too late to address any issues or fill in any gaps in coverage.
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