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Travel lines might fall under P&C. Or maybe it’s a limited line. State variations make producer licensing across states a real challenge.
Cyber attacks are on the rise in the insurance sector. Here's what industry players should look out for and tips for avoiding a data slip.
Assess the maturity of your insurance operations with this first-of-its-kind tool, designed to help you scale, optimize distribution, and mitigate risk.
With wildfires and other natural disasters on the rise, several states are taking steps to make fire risk ratings more transparent for homeowners.
When it comes to a technology revamp, who an insurance organization partners with matters. The last thing business leaders want is to spend time, money, and resources implementing a solution only for it to fail to provide value.
Having easy access to data about product lines, appointments, individual licenses, and competitive intel can help you be more resilient to market and regulatory shifts.
What if you reprioritized compliance? What if you saw compliance as a critical component of your core business functions, and not as a necessary sidecar, an obstacle to overcome for your onboarding?
FinTech Global has released the new edition of its InsurTech100 list, highlighting the top innovators addressing the critical challenges facing insurers
Let’s be clear: The RFP process isn’t just about finding a vendor; it's about discovering a partner who will contribute to your success and growth over the long term.
There are a number of things that make adjuster licensing so fraught. One of them is that there’s not a single agreed-upon standard for adjusters the way there is for producers.
Whom you choose to partner with for your compliance needs matters. Choosing the right technology partner can transform your insurance licensing compliance practices from a nightmare into a dream-come-true.
Everyone likes to feel special and know they’re seen as an individual. Insurance producers are no different. Creating a custom and personal producer experience is one way to do just that.
Reporting administrative actions is extremely important, and if a producer fails to do so, they can face further disciplinary actions, including losing their license across multiple states.
The trial-by-fire chaos of overwhelming and overlapping claims creates an opaque situation that makes it hard to evaluate which members of your adjuster force deliver on your promises and enhance your reputation, and which pose a liability.
Competition for top insurance talent is only getting fiercer. And, as the money-makers they are, producers will be able to name their demands when it comes to the way they work.