20/20 on the year 2020

Article Abstract:

Property and casualty insurance executives gathered in a public forum to discuss predictions and challenges for the industry in the year 2020. Some experts believe that there will be a shift in the nature of distribution among insurance companies. They also agree that the regulation of insurers will be based on global standards and that the overall regulatory framework will improve significantly. While they expect problems in the years ahead, executives share the same optimism when it comes to growth opportunities, They believe that the Internet will play a key role in marketing.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Forecasts and trends, Property and casualty insurance industry

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Contractors should build loss prevention plans

Article Abstract:

Construction building contractors should establish loss prevention habits to insure themselves against unwanted losses due to theft or vandalism. A detailed list of all important equipment should be kept at the job site, including pictures if necessary. A supervisor should be in charge of maintaining the list and in assigning workers responsibility for locking equipment up at night and keeping watch on valuables during the day.

Construction, Construction industry, Safety and security measures

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Surging market aided policyholders' surplus

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The property/casualty sector of the insurance industry has used record policyholders' surpluses to increase reserves for asbestos cleanup and environmental damages, which totaled $10 billion for the industry in 1995 and are expected to increase. The industry's surplus increased in 1995 by 19.3% after increasing only 4.2% in 1994. Analysts say the bull stock market caused the increase.

Insurance industry, Statistics

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