The Future of Climate Change Modeling September 6, 2016 By Don Jergler For the last few years there’s been a common response from catastrophe modelers who advise the property/casualty industry when asked...
NAIC Dignitaries Remember Former California Commissioner Kinder September 2, 2016 By Don Jergler On a recent morning at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting in San Diego, Calif., a group of people...
How Monsanto’s Climate Unit Is Changing Risk Profile of Farmers August 25, 2016 By Don Jergler It caught my eye when Monsanto Co. subsidiary Climate Corp. announced last week it was creating the “Industry’s First In-Field...
Expert Gives Agents C- on Understanding of Cyber Insurance August 23, 2016 By Don Jergler Eduard Goodman, chief privacy officer of Scottsdale, Ariz.-based IDT911, an identity theft protection firm, isn’t too high on the industry’s...
Climate Change And Gisele, The Law of the Land August 11, 2016 By Don Jergler When the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Rio highlighted climate change, it wasn’t hard to imagine the buzz –...
Former California Insurance Commissioner Served During ‘Crisis’ July 28, 2016 By Don Jergler Wesley J. Kinder was a California insurance commissioner who served during a turbulent time. Kinder, a resident of La Habra,...
Climate Change Modeling is Closer than You Think July 28, 2016 By Don Jergler For the last few years you got a common response from catastrophe modelers who advise the property/casualty industry when asked...
WorkCompCentral Founder DePaolo Remembered as ‘Innovative Thinker’ July 19, 2016 By Don Jergler The founder of WorkCompCentral died on Sunday in a motorcycle crash, according to employees reporting on the website. David DePaolo,...
Climate Change Exposes U.S. Infrastructure to Natural Hazards, Rand Corp. Says July 14, 2016 By Don Jergler Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part column. A follow up column will focus on how catastrophe modelers...
Disaster Response: Pandemic Insurance to the Rescue July 11, 2016 By Don Jergler The shoe may eventually be placed on the other foot for the United States. This nation has a long-standing tradition...