Property & Casualty 360 Perspectives podcast

Tim Fagan of 1-800 WATER DAMAGE discusses strategies to streamline the claims restoration process and addresses the differences between commercial and residential claims. The claims restoration process involves many variables, each affecting the speed and cost of claim resolution. As the scope of residential and commercial claims can differ, Tim Fagan, brand president at 1-800 WA

Through a combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision models applied to aerial imagery – and delivered through a comprehensive software solution – Nearmap changes the way insurers manage and price property risk. It earned them multiple PropertyCasualty360 Luminaries Awards, including as a company for its risk management innovation and technology innovation.

Market conditions that are a moving target, talent shortages, and quick advancements in technologies such as AI have created unique challenges for the specialty insurance market. According to Mike Kerner, a member of the board of management at Munich Re responsible for global specialty insurance, while there are challenges in specialty re-insurance, there’s also room for optimism

Fire and smoke events can be one of the more stressful moments for a policyholder. This podcast looks at some key ways to make them whole again. Fire and smoke incidents create complex challenges and potential delays in the claims process for insurance companies. Bill Gordon, regional business coach at 1-800 WATER DAMAGE, and Tim Singnysane, director of operations at 1-800 WATER DA

Ken Davis and Bill Gordon of 1-800 WATER DAMAGE, part of BELFOR Franchise Group, explain strategies to optimize water claims efficiency without increasing costs during high-volume events. Hurricanes, floods, and other water-related events lead to spikes in claims volumes for insurance companies. As carriers work to efficiently manage the ebb and flow of water claims, Ken Davis, cla

In today’s environment, global financial mandates are evolving quickly to thwart money laundering activities, and because insurance companies are considered financial institutions, they are subject to comply with the changes. In this episode with LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Bob McConn, the associate vice president for claims solutions, shares his take on the current situation, a