Trust, It’s Verified
Newsletter | Aug. 29, 2018
The Riskblock Alliance is bringing together industry competitors who are working together to build a blockchain-enabled insurance value chain.
Data Marketplace
Newsletter | Aug. 28, 2018
By sharing granular risk data in an open market, brokerages and carriers can eliminate costs and create a new insurance model.
Claims Adjustment
Newsletter | Aug. 28, 2018
New technologies are lengthening the tenure of older claims professionals, attracting younger ones and revitalizing a sagging field.
Sensor Alert
Newsletter | Aug. 28, 2018
Millennial-run businesses are more likely to use sensors and other tech at work.
Data Analytics in Insurance
Newsletter | Aug. 28, 2018
August 28, 2018 The Council partnered with Travelers in a three-part series on data analytics for claims and risk management. In the first episode, Bill Rickelman and Kevin Mahoney discussed
Overview of IRS 199A pass-through proposed tax regulations, NYSDFS cybersecurity regulation compliance deadline and more
Newsletter | Aug. 20, 2018
August 20, 2018 Overview of IRS 199A Pass-Through Proposed Tax Regulations Earlier this month, the IRS issued proposed regulations that would implement and interpret the new Section 199A provisions enacted
Steve DeCarlo’s Data Anomaly
Newsletter | Aug. 10, 2018
He saw the value in big data long before the industry caught on.
Focusing on Social Determinants of Health: Food Edition (Leader’s Edge)
Newsletter | Aug. 9, 2018
August 9, 2018 The connection between good nutrition and good health is clear. The connection between social determinants of health and a meal delivery service is not. That’s why Seth
Healthcare and Big Data at the State Level: All-Payer Claims Databases (APCDs)
Newsletter | Aug. 9, 2018
August 9, 2018 What do Colorado, Arkansas, Delaware and Virginia have in common? In the spirit of transparency, these states, along with 15 others, are striving to systematically collect and
D.C. Roundup: Health Policy and Midterm Elections
Newsletter | Aug. 9, 2018
August 9, 2018 As the midterm election gets closer, the health policy agenda in Washington focuses more on the issues of greatest concern to voters: healthcare costs. The Council Perspective: