The National African American Insurance Association (NAAIA) report sheds light on the strides the industry has made over the past five years but also lays bare the opportunity deficit Black people still face in the industry.
The premier event for independent agents will take place April 26-28 at the Renaissance Washington, D.C. Downtown Hotel.
The current 60-day comment period is a remarkably short window for the business community to assess the sweeping effects of the startling proposal to ban noncompete agreements.
From a proposed ban of noncompete agreements by the FTC to making sure homeowners have the right type of insurance, here are January’s top five articles.
After making numerous operational changes during the coronavirus pandemic, restaurant owners are now feeling optimistic about the future, according to Nationwide.
As 40% of consumers saw their rates increase, carrier ad spending has decreased and telematics adoption has stabilized after an initial surge, according to a J.D. Power report.
The Technology Summary reveals a number of key insights into the use and adoption of technology by independent agency members.
As the recent string of storms and flooding on the West Coast have likely hit property owners with unmitigated costs, many Americans mistakenly believe they are covered against floods, according to Neptune Flood.
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled that, because the insurer was not given the opportunity to intervene in the case before judgement was entered, the earlier court ruling should be vacated.
John Costello, Big “I” chairman, and Bob Rusbuldt, Big “I” president & CEO, visited member grant recipients rebuilding after Hurricane Ian.
