The COVID-19 pandemic proved what National Association of Insurance Commissioners CEO Mike Consedine already knew – the regulatory community is swift, nimble, and creative when dealing with an unprecedented emergency.
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NAIC CEO discusses Regulator Pandemic Response
Jun 16, 2020 / by AAIS posted in Community, Issues & Trends, Events, Insurance News/Current Events, AAIS Event Archive, Industry Associations, COVID-19, Regulatory/Compliance, Legislation & Regulation, 2020 VME, NAIC, pandemic, AAIS Views, NatCats
A.M. Best is Eyeing Workers Comp and Business Interruption as Pandemic Response Continues
Jun 16, 2020 / by AAIS posted in Community, Issues & Trends, Events, AAIS Event Archive, COVID-19, New/Emerging Risks, P&C Insurers, Business, Executive, 2020 VME, AMBest, Business Interruption, AAIS Views
The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic was a serious blow to the economy…but for the insurance industry, one expert believes that recovery is on the way. A.M. Best Chief Rating Officer Stefan Holzberger discussed how COVID-19 is impacting the insurance ecosystem during the AAIS Virtual Main Event.
NAMIC CEO: Emerging Tech/Blockchain to help Industry Respond to COVID
Jun 8, 2020 / by AAIS posted in openIDL, Community, Issues & Trends, Events, Insurance News/Current Events, AAIS Event Archive, Industry Associations, COVID-19, P&C Insurers, Blockchain, Industry, 2020 VME, pandemic, Data Call, Mutual Insurance, NAMIC, AAIS Views, GLC, TRIA
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly challenged the insurance industry, but NAMIC CEO Chuck Chamness believes our resilience, adaptability, and focus on emerging technologies like blockchain will help us to emerge stronger than ever.
Trade Wars, Meat Processing Among Key Farm & Ag Issues during COVID-19
Jun 3, 2020 / by AAIS posted in Community, Issues & Trends, Events, AAIS Event Archive, COVID-19, New/Emerging Risks, Farm & Ag, Farming, Food, 2020 VME, Laurus Insurance, AAIS Views, food & produce
Dairy, meat and crop supplies are available…but processing is not. Decreased demand for ethanol leads to changing priorities from farmers, and Midwest family farms, already impacted by rising machinery prices, struggle to survive. For Farm & Ag insurers, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in unexpected challenges requiring quick, creative solutions to help keep the farm industry afloat.
WAHVE Closes Insurance Talent Gap Through Unique Talent Placement
Apr 20, 2020 / by AAIS posted in Community, Issues & Trends, Insurance Operations, Working in Insurance, Industry, Business, Insurance Services/TPAs, WAHVE, IBM, AAIS Views, talent, talent gap
For AAIS Associate Partner Work At Home Vintage Experts (WAHVE), filling the insurance talent gap is not just a goal…it’s a personal mission.
“Sharon Emek, Founder and CEO, and I both spent the major part of our careers in the insurance industry. We observed the decline in available talent as young people were not attracted to the insurance industry and recognized the quickly approaching baby-boomer retirement,” said WAHVE’s President and Chief Revenue Officer Bill Hunt. “We knew first-hand that attracting and retaining talent in the insurance industry, where specialized knowledge and experience is so important, was a problem and that the industry was facing a huge brain-drain with the imminent boomer retirement.”