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Wrap-up: COVID-19 and Workers Comp

Posted: Jul 17, 2020

World insurance: Riding out the 2020 pandemic storm

According to this report, the COVID-19 pandemic "will spark the deepest recession since the 1930s," and it is forecast that that global gross domestic product (GDP) will contract by about 4 percent in 2020, leading to a "slump" in insurance demand fo...

Posted: Jul 08, 2020

Based on gas consumption, we’re nearly back to driving at pre-pandemic/recession levels

By Dr. Steven Weisbart, Chief Economist, Insurance Information Institute

Posted: Jul 07, 2020

Social Inflationand COVID-19

Posted: Jul 06, 2020

Latest report shows job stability for the insurance industry

By Dr. Steven Weisbart, Chief Economist, Insurance Information Institute

Posted: Jul 03, 2020

Reaching the next normal of insurance core technology

This lengthy compendium of sixteen articles examines the ways that insurers are reimagining their use of technology, developing new approaches to the delivery of technology and making certain that their core technology will meet their needs in the fu...

Posted: Jul 01, 2020

Understanding FEMA and other flood maps

On June 29 the First Street Foundation, a nonprofit research firm, rel...

Posted: Jul 01, 2020

My floodiversary

Posted: Jul 01, 2020

2020 Insurtech Trends Report

Growth in the cyber insurance market stabilized in 2019 as the cyberthreat landscape expanded and the awareness of risk increased as the world entered the era of the coronavirus pandemic. Hackers continued their attacks on businesses and insurers, an...

Posted: Jun 30, 2020

Insurance Careers Corner: Q&A with Mary Jo Hudson, Squire Patton Boggs

Triple-I’s “Insurance Careers Corner” series was created to highlight trailblazers in the insurance industry and to spread awareness on the career opportunities within the industry. This month Kris Maccini, director, social media, Triple...

Posted: Jun 29, 2020

Highlights From "The First National Flood Risk Assessment"

The First Street Foundation, a nonprofit research firm, released an analysis of the state of flood risk in the continental U.S. The findings are the result of the firm's new Flood Model, a climate adjusted model that assesses flood risk at the indivi...

Posted: Jun 28, 2020

The Insurance Information Institute and The Institutes Announce Plan to Affiliate

The Two Organizations to Unify Their Voices and Modernize Their Capabilities The Insurance Information Institute’s (Triple-I) Board of Directors approved plans this month to have the Triple-I enter into an affiliation with The I...

Posted: Jun 26, 2020

National Insurance Awareness Day

June 28 is National Insurance Awareness Day, which means it’s a good day to evaluate your insurance coverage and assess your risk. Triple-I has put together a video to help remind you to review your policies and consider any life changes...

Posted: Jun 26, 2020

A Report of the NAIC on the State Insurance Regulatory Response to COVID-19

This report from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) discusses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the health and stability of the insurance market by clarifying its commitment to helping insurance regula.tors protect the...

Posted: Jun 22, 2020

2020 Workplace Safety Index

This annual study found that overexertion, falls and struck-by hazards are among the most expensive workplace injuries. The index utilized data from 2017, studying injuries and illnesses that required more than five days away from work. The index als...

Posted: Jun 22, 2020

Motor vehicle accidents in workers compensation: An update

This report found a continuing trend of an increasing frequency of workers compensation cases involving traffic accidents. NCCI reported that from 2011 to 2016, the frequency of all workers compensation claims fell by 20.1 percent while claims involv...

Posted: Jun 22, 2020

Pandemic Insurance Was Available. Why Didn’t Businesses Purchase It?

By James Ballot, Senior Advisor, Strategic Communications, Triple-I

Posted: Jun 19, 2020