What Digital Transformation Means for Your Carrier Relationships
Shifting customer expectations are creating a need for new business models. Here are four ways the digital transformation is improving your carrier relationships.
Shifting customer expectations are creating a need for new business models. Here are four ways the digital transformation is improving your carrier relationships.
Rust caused damage to an insured’s HVAC chiller. The insured submitted a claim on their equipment breakdown policy but it was denied. Why?
Building rapport within the community is a great way to start a meaningful conversation about insurance.
The interconnectedness of the global economy means an increasing number of businesses have international exposures.
Customers with affluent accounts are the perfect match for independent agents. Targeting these customers is key to growing your agency’s business.
A tornado destroys an insured’s shed and its contents, including a $3,000 windmill head. The insured submits a claim but the insurer denies coverage because the property not covered section of the policy contains an exclusion for “windmills.”
To enable health care organizations to better protect themselves from cyber threats, Coalition recently launched a policy that fully addresses the unique cyber risks health care organizations face before, during and after a breach.
Create a comprehensive strategy to make your digital presence stand out.
It’s never too late to change, strengthen your client relationships and attract new leads to your agency through digital payments. Turn something your clients dread into something they’ll love.
An insured has a business owners policy that includes coverage for loss of business income. However, flood is not a covered peril under the BOP and it isn’t possible to add the coverage as an endorsement to the NFIP policy.