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Best's Review-Tomo 110 Número 8 - 2009

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Publicación: Best's Review

Número: Tomo 110 Número 8 - 2009

Tipo: Normal

Derechos: InC

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Way to grow! : technology, training and improved Web sites are the keys to making agencies more probitable
2010 meeting : industry proffesionals will have a chance to meet, discuss and maybe even argue about a wide range of topics at conventions and seminars in 2010
Perfect timing : turmoil in the financial markets has helped to fuel Ironshore's growth
An Eye for talent : Grinnell Mutual's CEO has a knack for hiring executives who end up leaders
Moving ahead : new global financial standards are advancing the insurance industry into the world of accountability and transparency in risk and decision making
Passing the test : being prepared for a market-conduct exam can save insurers time, money and their reputatios
Greener pastures : environmentally friendly building codes present thorny insurance issues
The State of surplus lines : four experts discuss the major issues of surplus lines and the A.M. Best and NAPSLO report on the market
Nor so fast : Brazil's market reforms attract insurers from afar, but the road to success can be perilous
Top U.S. Inland Marine Writers
Big factors for small insurers : small carriers should think twice before adopting a large carrier's definitive classification plan
Complying with it : technology is becoming a must-have in carriers and agents' tool belts for state and federal regulatory compliance
It's a small world : carriers target small-employer groups to increase awareness and sales of disability income products
Settlement strategies : state-level wrangling over life settlement regulation pits industry groups against each other
Funding the vision : an in-depth discussion on how insurance agents and financial advisers can provide long-term planning for families that have children with special needs
Working relationships : smaller insurers can use partnerships to fuel growth and diversify their products lines