Life Insurance More Than Just a Death Benefit

The insurance space is becoming increasingly competitive due to tech-driven change and customer expectations for more personalized solutions. But it would be a mistake to assume that the implications of the digital age are just intended for Personal Lines. Watch this exclusive webinar to hear Strategy Meets Action (SMA) founder Deb Smallwood share her perspective on the nature of digital transformation in Commercial Lines. Watch now to learn about opportunities for insurers and MGAs to enhance technology capabilities and improve collaboration with agents.

AI once felt like an insurance buzzphrase, viewed by many established players in the industry as a novelty and relegated to siloed innovation teams. Over time, a small number of incumbents and new entrants have found ways to start capturing real value from AI.

Claims for damage to property or persons often arise in connection with ongoing or completed construction projects. For many of these claims parties maintain insurance that may potentially provide a source for coverage and recovery for those claims. This topic will address excess insurance policies, builders' risk insurance, and errors and omissions (aka professional liability) policies for design professionals and typical exemptions. In a world that is constantly changing, this topic will address some of the latest developments in how federal and some state courts are interpreting insurance contracts. This content has been prepared by attorneys with more than 35 combined years of experience in construction litigation and will help you understand the basics of insurance policies available on construction projects, the types of claims that may be covered, and common problems in identifying and making claims under those policies.

Over the past five years, wildfire has emerged as one of the preeminent natural perils impacting the United States, with events ranging from the first gigafire, to mass destruction of neighborhoods and businesses, and fires crossing state lines. And, with long-term projections showing that this trend will likely continue, it is more important than ever for insurers to have a holistic wildfire risk assessment toolkit with everything from comprehensive risk scoring, early detection and event tracking, probabilistic modelling, mitigation, and claims-based insights.