Lexington CEO Kelley: Update on Markets and Wall Street
Kevin Kelley, chairman and CEO, Lexington Insurance Co., the largest surplus lines carrier, on the need for catastrophe capacity and the effect of new capital into reinsurance markets. Also, how Wall Street views the insurance industry. A report from the Texas Surplus Lines Association annual meeting.
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Markets in Motion: Going Green
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Social Networking is not a Silver Bullet
Listen to agency owner Claudia McClain explain why even in today’s social media world success involves more than just putting up a Facebook Fan Page. Claudia explains how her agency has continued to grow and prosper even in this difficult economic time. Her secret – an agency culture built around strong customer service and a [...]
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How Green Roofs Are Changing Insurance Claims
Commercial roofing, already complicated, is getting more so as new types and materials are being introduced. Kenneth R. Gilvary, a senior engineer with Dallas-based Haag Engineering, specializes in assessing roof losses for insurers. Gilvary says claims professionals need to keep up with how green technology, including vegetative rooftops, and new building standards are changing the [...]
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Get Smart About Insuring Intellectual Property
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Risk Management’s a Priority for Moving Company
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