New Private Flood Insurance Rules Effective July 1, 2019: Policy, Procedures & Compliance

After a five-year wait, the final rules on private flood insurance have finally been released The rules implement a portion of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act that defines private flood insurance. This is meant to provide borrowers with more flood insurance options - which also brings more compliance requirements. Compliance and lending staff must be ready by the July 1, 2019, effective date - before regulators start focusing on this area. Examiners will be expecting sample policy, written procedures, and monitoring checklists. This webinar will cover the final rules requirements and present them as sample policy. Prepare your staff now with this mustattend session that will provide the training and tools needed to ensure your compliance standards are complete and correct.
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Autonomous Transportation and How It's Changing Your Company’s Liabilities & Insurance Coverage

Lexology

What you need to know about corporate liability from autonomy. How employee use of drones and autonomous vehicles is shifting the liability framework in the United States. What happens when companies start to use autonomous delivery vehicles or autonomous drone inspection vehicles .
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HELPING INSURERS ACHIEVE INNOVATION

A new season brings exciting changes to the Majesco product landscape to help our customers accelerate innovation with the launch of our Fall ’22 Release for all products. The pace and intensity of change within the insurance industry continues unabated, with customers the driving force. Customer behaviors and expectations, unleashed by technology, demand the insurance industry adapt to these ever-changing market needs with an outside in approach. Insurers must quickly adapt their mindsets, business and technology, or risk being left behind in a state of irrelevance.
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BIG DATA IN INSURANCE WEBINAR

Casualty Actuarial Society

A simple Google search for 'big data definition' returns over 70M hits in less than one second, and only one definition appears more than once among the first dozen hits. Is the fact that this volume and variety can be accessed with such velocity a testament to the democratization of data, or is the lack of clear veracity for any one definition a sign of revolution to come? Will insurance uses of big data be decided by insurance professionals like actuaries or regulators, or will consumers be the ultimate decision makers of how their data is used in insurance and beyond? In this session we use case studies to examine issues and stories surrounding big data in insurance, with a focus on regulation and governance issues. We also reflect on various solutions under discussion at both the national and state level to address big data and how actuaries can help decide its future.
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Avoiding False-Positive Traps: Improving Results of Public Records Searches

One of the most troubling challenges of public records searches is the high rate of false-positive results – especially when certain PII, such as Social Security Number, is not included in the search input. When false positives run rampant, insurers are far less able to implement automation processes because adjusters must manually re-check information.
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