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  Liquor Liability Trends - Serving Up Insurance Opportunities and Challenges

  Von Renate Jordan and Diane Hyland |July 26, 2017|English

  Many insurers that are looking to grow their commercial lines book have turned to alcohol - that is, liquor liability insurance. We regularly see mainstream and specialty writers with new filings addressing liquor exposures. One of the biggest liquor...

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  What Drives People to Self-Harm and What Does it Mean for Insurers?

  Von Ross Campbell |July 25, 2017|English

  When thinking about self-harm, we most associate it with youth. More than half of 11-14 year olds and eight out of ten 18-21 year olds have self-harmed - or know someone who has - according to the results of a UK poll undertaken during 2015.1 The number...

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  How Changes in Neurological Disorder Treatments Can Affect Claims

  Von Dr. Chris Ball |July 20, 2017|English

  Brain disorders contribute significantly to disability figures throughout the world, adding more Disability-Adjusted Life Years than HIV or ischaemic heart disease. Many of these disorders have a young age of onset leading to long periods of disability...

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  Gaining Insights Through Data and Analytics Collaboration

  Von Upendra Belhe |July 19, 2017|English

  Disruption, continuous change and uncertainty are a stark reality for P&C carriers today. Digital technologies, data analytics and social media promise to transform the traditional marketplace. It’s an environment where customers’ expectations...

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  Binding Arbitration in Nursing Homes - A Battle Brewing

  Von Liz Kim |July 18, 2017|English

  The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) recently enacted many requirements that nursing homes must meet in order to receive federal funding. These requirements have been in place since the late 1980s, and while there have been revisions...

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  Can Big Data Spell the End of Uncertainty?

  Von Bernhard Wolters |July 17, 2017|English

  Big data applications are increasingly shaping our everyday lives, making trends more transparent and patterns more predictable. Like insurance, science, notably medicine, is equally subject to the novel possibilities and demands resulting from big...

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