3 Ways to Create a Better Builders Risk Buying Experience
Now is the time agents can improve and add value to their client relationships as rates rise and capacity tightens within the builders risk marketplace.
Now is the time agents can improve and add value to their client relationships as rates rise and capacity tightens within the builders risk marketplace.
Many contractors are still unaware of the professional services and pollution risks associated with their construction work. Independent agents can help clients cover such risks.
Is a verbal response acceptable or is there a formal way an agency needs to document proof of consent prior to texting?
With multiple generations in the workplace, “collaborating has never been more important than in the times we’re in,” says Frank Mercurio, independent agent. “We need to learn better ways to provide good service to our customers.”
The construction industry battled direct and collateral effects from COVID-19 as many builders risk policies did not provide the coverage needed.
While D&O rates are expected to increase through 2021 the trends are definitely encouraging, unless you’re going public through an initial public offering (IPO) or a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC).
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The industry’s biggest challenge is “the mystery that comes with insurance,” says Patience Noah, independent agent. “We need to help younger generations become interested, because let’s be honest, we need to prepare the next generation.”
Leaning into technology “was a saving grace during the pandemic,” says Matthew Washburn, independent agent. “I don’t even know how we could have managed without that preparation.”
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