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  If Miles Driven Are Down, Why Are U.S. Auto Crash Rates Up?

  Von Tim Fletcher |April 22, 2020|English

  With most of America’s personal autos parked as owners “shelter in place” and limit social contact because of the coronavirus pandemic, many insurance companies have returned billions in partial premiums for policy periods that will...

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  Underwriting Considerations During the COVID-19 Crisis - Will the Rules for Clinical Trials be Relaxed?

  Von Alexander Eistert |April 09, 2020|English | Chinese

  The latest figures on the COVID-19 pandemic make for alarming reading. At the time of writing, 1,484,811 people around the world were infected with the virus and 88,537 people have died.1 No other topic is dominating the headlines quite like the coronavirus,...

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  Wisconsin Requires Coverage for Food Delivery Services - What Does This Mean for the Insurance Industry?

  Von Tim Fletcher |March 30, 2020|English

  In what could be a sign of a growing trend, last Monday the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) issued an order that prohibits insurers from denying a claim solely because the insured was delivering food for a restaurant closed because...

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  CEA Screening - Useful in Life & Health Underwriting?

  Von Dr. Thomas Ashley |March 26, 2020|English | Français

  Some insurers have added the carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) blood test to the laboratory screening profile for Life and Health insurance applications, and some of our U.S. clients have asked for advice on whether to adopt this test. Every test has repercussions...

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  EPLI and the EEOC - Employee Charges, Agency Initiatives and Emerging Issues

  Von Alice Zelikson and Jeff Weisel |March 24, 2020|English

  The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has recently released its statistical details for the 72,675 charges of workplace discrimination the agency received in the 2019 fiscal year. Since 2014, the number of charges filed with the EEOC...

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  COVID-19 - Sorry, All Your Actuarial Projections Were Wrong

  Von Christopher Mackeprang |March 20, 2020|English

  According to multiple experts, coronavirus infections in the United States will continue to spread for several months. The exact estimates vary based on many factors, but it is now clear that this situation is going to get worse before it gets better,...

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