Private flood insurance could be the next emerging insurance market in the US
Legislation being pushed by two congressmen could lead to a new private flood insurance market.
Read MoreMonthly Archives: July 2015
Massachusetts State Senate launching investigation into home insurance rate hikes
The Massachusetts State Senate is currently investigating a significant cost hike in the local insurance industry.
Read MoreOklahomans start to think about earthquake insurance
The rapid growth of hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) exploration has created new questions for insurance professionals.
Read MoreDamage due to lightning strikes fell last year
Recent data from the Insurance Information Institute (III) shows that the number of lightning-related homeowners insurance claims dropped in 2014, although the average severity of storms rose.
Read MoreCascadia fault line in Northwest gaining buzz after article
A highly buzzed-about piece in The New Yorker delves into the seismic and historical features of the Cascadia fault, a meeting of two tectonic plates under the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
Read MoreOhio insurance leader issue warning about outdated valuations
In Ohio, wind, rain and hail damage to residential and commercial properties has prompted industry leaders to issue a public warning to citizens: Update your valuations regularly or deal with the consequences.
Read MoreDisaster preparedness for commercial property insurance customers
One of the most critical areas of preparing a business for disaster is insuring its property.
Read MoreThe upside of downsides in cycling
Replacement cost can be the biggest “hole” in a policy
Media and finance experts talk a lot about “holes” that may exist in a homeowners’ insurance policy.
Read MoreAn interview with e2Value cyclist Baris Aytan
We recently chatted with Baris Aytan, one of our cyclists who joined the group last year and has become an integral part of the team’s success.
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