From the Front Lines: Surety
“Be a student of the industry,” says independent agent Rodney Yates Jr. “If you don’t continue to learn, adapt and evolve, you will be left behind.”
“Be a student of the industry,” says independent agent Rodney Yates Jr. “If you don’t continue to learn, adapt and evolve, you will be left behind.”
Today, companies are more aware of their cyber risk and are looking at the insurance market to mitigate that risk.
A nonprofit organization used a copyrighted picture without permission, and the owner demands payment. The carrier says the use doesn’t fall under advertising because the nonprofit isn’t selling anything.
In the second installment of a two-part episode of Agency Nation Radio, join the group as they discuss creating realistic processes and workflows that help make the magic happen.
Determining when and how to transition a business is never an easy decision, but more models exist today that match a variety of circumstances.
In the first of a two-part episode of Agency Nation Radio, tune in to a discussion about agency leadership during an recessionary economy, inflation and a hard market.
In a new monthly column, get to know insurance fangirl Olivia Schmitt.
An insured is responsible for insuring a building under the terms of their triple net lease with the building owner. What is the best way to structure the building owner’s interest on our insured’s policy?
In the current environment of rising interest rates, it might be tempting to assume equity is the better choice, but many considerations say otherwise.
In the wake of changing attitudes, norms and expectations, here are four things the insurance industry can do to meet new challenges and to better cater to the human needs of their customers.