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Insurance Industry 2019 - Commentary on first half financial results

The first half of 2019 was by most measures financially successful. Revenue and capital both rose in 2019:1H. Net premiums earned grew by 3.8 percent and policyholders’ surplus rose by 5.4 percent over its level at the end of the first half of 2018, ending at $802.2 billion.

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How TRIA would handle another 9/11
I.I.I. Quarterly P/C Industry Snapshot
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Don't get burned by e-cigarettes

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Auto Insurance 8 questions to ask before buying auto insurance

The vehicle you own, your personal priorities and your budget all factor into your unique auto insurance needs. Before comparing policies and insurers, evaluate how you use your car and what risks you face to figure out what options make the best sense for you.

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Business Insurance Understanding business owners policies (BOPs)
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Life Insurance 8 smart steps for buying life insurance
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Homeowners + Renters Insurance Your renters insurance guide
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Travel company collapse offers lessons in risk

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Insurance rating variables: What they are and why they matter

Rating variables are an indispensable tool for setting the cost of insurance and restricting their use can have unintended consequences, according to a new paper released jointly by the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) and the Insurance Information Institute.

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Cannabis and the workplace: Haze of confusion
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Insurance Industry Global macro and insurance outlook
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Industry update: Yesterday, today and tomorrow
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Life + Health Facts + Statistics: Life insurance
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I.I.I. Glossary

NO-FAULT MEDICAL- A type of accident coverage in homeowners policies.

COBRA- Short for Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act. A federal law under which group health plans sponsored by employers with 20 or more employees must offer continuation of coverage to employees who leave their jobs and their dependents. The employee must pay the entire premium. Coverage can be extended up to 18 months. Surviving dependents can receive longer coverage.

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Media Advisory: I.I.I. To Mark 2019’s Great California ShakeOut In San Francisco on Thursday, Oct. 17

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Janet Ruiz, Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.), 707-490-9365, janetr@iii.org Daniel Dal Pino, Jumpstart Recovery, 510-325-7964, daniel@jumpstartrecovery.com (Dal Pino is scheduling media visits for the Shake Trailer)   NEW YORK, October 16, 2019—On the Loma Prieta ea… Read More

Is Your Business Cyber Resilient? I.I.I. Offers 7 Ways Businesses Can Reduce Their Risks

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Events Calendar

Private Risk Management Association Annual Summit
November
04
2019
Location: Oak Brook, IL; Website
2019 Casualty Actuarial Society Annual Meeting
November
10
2019
Location: Honolulu, HI; Website
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