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Episode 220: Chuck talks with Aon Researcher Patrick Matthews about the expanded 2019 Mutual Factor. Plus, how a hearing this week could move Congress closer to a long-term solution for the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program. And newly approved changes to the California Consumer Privacy Act could cost companies a total of up to $55 billion in initial compliance costs.
Episode 219: Chuck talks with First Maxfield CEO Randy Druvenga as he takes over the role of NAMIC Chairman. Plus, the latest states to recognize Resiliency Week and how lawmakers are promoting disaster preparedness. And Florida Sen. Doug Broxson shares the path towards reforming auto glass assignment of benefits.
Episode 218: Chuck talks with U.S. Rep. Ted Budd about what NAMIC members can do to keep the pressure on top federal legislators to protect our state-based system of insurance. Plus, the Senate Banking Committee presses Team USA to vote no on adopting the insurance capital standard being developed by the IAIS
Episode 217: Chuck talks with IBHS President and CEO Roy Wright about how legislators, insurers, and individuals alike share responsibility for a resilient future. Plus, several states make the move to adopt Resiliency Week to educate residents about the importance of pre-disaster mitigation. And the latest on Hurricane Dorian as the record-setting storm approaches the U.S.
Episode 216: Chuck talks with American Association of Insurance Services CEO Ed Kelly about new features that set OpenIDL apart from other blockchain programs in the market. Plus, the unique approach by FEMA to measure a community's resilience. And a new forecast as we prepare for the most active month of hurricane season. How an uptick in expected storms reinforces the need for stronger mitigation efforts.
Episode 215: Chuck talks with Larry Shaw, President and CEO of MMG Insurance, about the company's secret sauce to attracting young talent. Plus, while cellphones are partly to blame for distracted driving, insurers can also use them as part of the solution. And an FAA approved drone test flight could be a major step forward for the insurance industry.
Episode 214: Chuck talks with Keith Wolfe, President of US P&C at Swiss Re, about how improved flood modeling technology has made entering the market easier than ever. Plus, the cannabis industry gets some help from Congress with the CLAIM Act proposal. And the NAMIC-led BuildStrong Coalition hosts a forum to highlight mitigation opportunities following the enactment of disaster reform.
Episode 213: Chuck talks with former FBI Cybersecurity Special Agent Chris Tarbell about what insurers can do to protect their data from cyber criminals. Plus, an early sign from the FAA that drones could soon be flying overhead. And an economic forecast for insurers with recommendations for how mutuals can plan ahead for 2020.
Episode 212: Chuck talks with NAMIC's Michelle Rogers about the latest international developments on affecting the U.S. insurance market. Plus, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act is up for reauthorization in 2020. The proactive move by Congress to prevent a lapse in coverage.
Episode 211: Chuck talks with PEMCO President and CEO Stan McNaughton about his thoughts about the unique way PEMCO sets itself apart and earns the loyalty of its policyholders.
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Insurance Uncovered brings you inside the issues shaping the property/casualty insurance industry. Produced by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, the podcast features emerging…