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2025 Underwriting Trends for Worship Facilities

Insurance Journal

As insurers look to 2025, several trends are emerging that affect premium and deductible costs — leading to lengthy conversations between insurance agents and brokers and their customers. For worship facilities, some of the most prevalent trends include: • Weather-related …

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Landlord Insurance in Chicago, Illinois: Everything Brokers and Property Owners Need to Know

Distinguished

For brokers and agents, understanding landlord insurance in Chicago is crucial for helping clients safeguard their investments while expanding business opportunities. The citys density, property values, and the likelihood that someone could make a claim all contribute to premium fluctuations.

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How AI is Changing E&O Risks for Agents and Brokers

American Agents Alliance

New efficient processes and workflows for underwriting, claims, policy administration, billing, and customer service have been implemented across the industry. However, for agents and brokers, these new AI-driven processes can introduce new E&O risks to mitigate and manage.

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Understanding the Agent, General Agency, and Carrier Relationship: A Guide for New Brokers

Word & Brown

Why Brokers Partner with a General Agency? Lets look at how an agent/GA relationship works and how a GA can work on your behalf in dealing with carriers and plan administrators. Brokers today more than at any time previously face multiple challenges. But you are still able to remain independent and operate on your own.

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2025 Insurance Trends, Risks, and Opportunities for Agents and Brokers

American Agents Alliance

This represents an opportunity for agents who can use parametric products to offer policyholders an option for faster and easier claims payouts for various types of risks. This could creatively add a layer of protection, but agents must be sure to educate consumers about parametric coverage and how it differs from a traditional policy.

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Understanding the Key Parties in Workers’ Compensation

AMAXX

Insurance Company: The Risk Bearer Often referred to as the underwriter, insurer, or carrier, the insurance company provides the workers’ compensation policy and assumes the employers risk. Brokers and Agents: Employer Advocates Brokers serve as intermediaries between employers and insurance companies.

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Unlocking New Growth for Carriers, MGAs, and InsurTechs with Independent Agency Data

Neilson Marketing Services

The landscape is highly fragmented, with agents spread across regions and varying in size, specialties, and market focus. You can refine your outreach efforts by focusing on agencies with the right premium volumes, specialties, and relationships with specific carriers. But connecting with these agencies can be difficult.