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Triple-I Blog | Predict & Prevent Podcast Honored By Inclusion Among ‘Insurance Luminaries’ – Go Health Pro

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Triple-I Blog | Predict & Prevent Podcast Honored By Inclusion Among ‘Insurance Luminaries’ – Go Health Pro

The Institutes’ Predict & Prevent® podcast has been named to PropertyCasualty360’s Insurance Luminaries Class of 2024 in the category of Risk Management Innovation. This annual recognition celebrates people and initiatives driving meaningful progress within the insurance sector, highlighting key advancements and forward-thinking approaches. The podcast explores new ways to respond to some of the biggest risk challenges … Read more

Beyond premiums: What really drives customer loyalty?  | Insurance Blog – Go Health Pro

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Beyond premiums: What really drives customer loyalty?  | Insurance Blog – Go Health Pro

Personal lines insurance is very price-sensitive. As discussed previously, maintaining a 20+% expense ratio is not feasible for insurers. Beyond pricing, what truly fosters customer loyalty, and how can insurers compete to increase their market share?  In this blog, I explore strategies for enhancing customer loyalty and retention, provide forecasts on the evolving risk landscape … Read more

on the pre-contractual duty to analyse the consumer’s creditworthiness when granting credit – Official Blog of UNIO – Go Health Pro

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on the pre-contractual duty to analyse the consumer’s creditworthiness when granting credit – Official Blog of UNIO – Go Health Pro

Mariana Marques (Master’s student in European Union Law at the School of Law of the University of Minho)             Introduction In practice, financial institutions often grant credit without analysing the consumer’s creditworthiness. In most cases, credit is granted without analysing any variant that could compromise the borrowers’ financial capacity – and this is particularly prevalent … Read more

Triple-I Blog | CSU: Post-Helene, 2 More “Above Normal” Weeks Of Storm Activity Expected – Go Health Pro

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Triple-I Blog | CSU: Post-Helene, 2 More “Above Normal” Weeks Of Storm Activity Expected – Go Health Pro

(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) As work continues to address the harm inflicted by Hurricane Helene, researchers at Colorado State University (CSU) warn that the next two weeks “will be characterized by [tropical storm] activity at above normal levels.”  The CSU researchers define “above normal” by accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) of more than 10. This … Read more

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