Lloyd's marks death of Queen Elizabeth II, accession of King Charles III
Lloyd’s has held a ceremony to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of King Charles III,...
Year: 2022
Riots Cause Slowdown of Business—Is There Coverage?
The Spring 2020 riots lead to a number of insurance claims. I was interviewed on Fox News about these, as...
Medicare Open Enrollment: A Checklist for Advisors and Clients
It’s not uncommon for Medicare plans to change from year to year. As we head into the annual enrollment period,...
Kiwis’ well-being in a post-pandemic, inflationary world
On this very note, a recent report by Southern Cross (Healthy Futures) provides a compelling picture of the role that...
Honey partners with home loan aggregator
Insurtech Honey Insurance has partnered with Specialist Finance Group (SFG), a family-owned finance aggregator. Founded in 1991, SFG’s head office...
Centene to Pay $166 Million to Texas in Medicaid Drug Pricing Settlement
Health insurance giant Centene Corp. has agreed to pay $165.6 million to Texas to resolve claims that it overcharged the...
Plaintiff Must Prove General Business Practice to Get Bad Faith Damages
See the full video at https://rumble.com/v1kble9-plaintiff-must-prove-general-business-practice-to-get-bad-faith-damages.html and at http://Video link https://youtu.be/365Lm11FNw In Paul Harrigan v. Fidelity National Title Insurance Company,...
Gore Mutual transforms personal lines offering to elevate broker experience
The strategy has seen a shift in its personal lines offering, with enhancements to the straight through processing experience, an...
On the Radar: analysing insurance, class-by-class
Actuarial consultant Taylor Fry has released the annual Radar report, its “class-by-class" insights for insurers. Taylor Fry says by drawing...
Some good news on inflation
The Economist has an interesting review of the book Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on...
