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Wallstrip: Solera Holdings Inc. (SLH)
With Solera Holdings Inc. SLH on their side, you'll need more than a phony limp and neck brace to beat the auto insurance companies.
Tags: accident, auto, billy, Business Operations, car, cars, chris, claim, claims, company, Corporate Insurance, dead, derrick, drazen, friday, holdings, howard lindzon, incorporated, injury, insurance, Insurance Company, invest, investing, julie alexandria, nasdaq, nyse, petrovic, prez, rose, software, solera, Solera Holdings Inc., stock stock exchange, stocks, tucker, wallstrip
Videos 2008-07-30
Bad References a Good Thing?
Way back in 1984, an insurance salesman was awarded $1.9 million by a Texas court in a defamation suit because his employer, Frank B. Hall and Company, was asked for a reference and, perhaps too candidly, rated the salesman "a zero." Thus began the era of reference...
Tags: Reference, Insurance, Financial Planning, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance, William Baker
Blog posts 2008-06-13
Countrywide Decision Underscores Lawsuit Threat
Officers and some 14 directors of embattled subprime mortgage lender Countrywide Financial must face the music in a shareholders lawsuit. That was the recent decision of a federal judge in Los Angeles in a case against Countrywide filed by shareholders including several large public pension funds. Countrywide's...
Tags: Officer, Director, Countrywide Financial, D&O, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Peter Galuszka
Blog posts 2008-05-19
Is a Good Face Good for Business?
Facial coding, the idea that your expression gives away what you are really thinking, was put forth some 40 years ago by psychologist Paul Ekman . But does it work in business? Can you tell what CEOs really think, just by looking, or are they so carefully trained that...
Tags: Rupert Murdoch, Warren Buffett, Larry Ellison, CEO, Corporate Insurance, Homeland Security, Business Security, Venture Capital, Food & Beverage, Corporate Communications, Financial Accounting, Business Operations, Government, Finance, Financing Startups, Manufacturing, Marketing, Michael Fitzgerald
Blog posts 2008-02-26
Summing up Muhammad Yunus, "Creating a World Without Poverty"
I’ve been reviewing Creating A World Without Poverty,  Muhammad Yunus’ visionary book about a new kind of capitalism. I looked at the book in three parts: Muhammad Yunus: Capitalism Is Half-Baked How Muhammad Yunus Created an Impossible Business ...
Tags: Poverty, Yunus, Benefits, Healthcare, Insurance, Vertical Industries, Strategy, Human Resources, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Enterprise Software, Software, Management, Michael Fitzgerald
Blog posts 2008-01-22
How Unpopular Is Big Business?
When Gallup asked Americans if the earth revolves around the sun, 79% said yes. Shocked that 21% disagreed? That lack of general knowledge may be alarming, but for folks in business it might be more shocking to know that more Americans believe big business is untrustworthy than have a...
Tags: Jessica Stillman, Manufacturing, Corporate Insurance, Business Operations, Healthcare, Food & Beverage, Insurance, Business, Pharmaceutical Company, Insurance Company
Blog posts 2008-01-16
Need to Cancel a Vacation for Work? No Problem
It's becoming increasingly difficult to justify taking time to yourself (despite abundant research on the benefits of work/life balance, which should release us from feeling the need to find justification). Research shows that 19 percent of workers have cancelled a vacation for work at least once -- and vacation insurers are counting on this. ...
Tags: Lori Deschene, Human Resources, Management, Finance, Corporate Insurance, Business Operations, Benefits, Strategy, Financial Planning, Insurance, Vacation, Risk
Blog posts 2007-11-15
Kiss Your Freedom Goodbye.
One of the big perks of being in Sales has trad- itionally been the freedom to manage your own time. The un- written agreement between sales and management has been that as long as you're making quota, you can pretty much do what you want. But that gentleman's...
Tags: Business Operations, Phone, Sales, Insurance, Sales Force Management, Sales Strategy, Sales Representative, Cell Phone, Corporate Insurance, Geoffrey James, Recruitment & Selection
Blog posts 2007-10-16
The Weight's Over: Should Fat People Pay More for Health Insurance?
In a previous blog, we questioned whether or not employers should encourage healthy lifestyles to increase productivity. If discounted gym memberships and healthy vending machine alternatives -- no doubt, placed next to Snickers bars -- don't do the trick, new regulations may. Companies can now charge unhealthy overweight...
Tags: Vertical Industries, Healthcare, Benefits, Worker, Health Care, Health Insurance, Insurance, Human Resources, Enterprise Software, Software, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Lori Deschene
Blog posts 2007-09-13
Geico Cuts Rates by 10.8 Percent for California Policyholders
In compliance with new state rules in California, Geico is planning to cut rates for all 436,000 policyholders in the state by an average of 10.8 percent, translating into an approximate savings of $150 per policy -- nearly 66 million in savings on the whole. The regulation stipulates that insurance...
Tags: Insurance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Lori Deschene, Regulation, GEICO, California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner
Blog posts 2007-08-01
Fewer Choices, Less Transparency for a Better Workplace
Jeff Pfeffer's new book, What Were They Thinking?: Unconventional Wisdom About Management, lives up to its subtitle. Fellow Stanford professor Robert Sutton raves about the book in his recent blog post he admits that his opinion is slightly biased and highlights a few interesting points. Sutton says: Jeff shows...
Tags: Financial Planning, Benefits, Insurance, Sutton, CEO, Salary, Workplace, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Human Resources, Finance, Nicole Solis
Blog posts 2007-07-02
The JetBlue Post Mortem, Part 2: Damage Control
JetBlue's management did just about everything wrong during their Valentine's Day fiasco. But since then, JetBlue CEO David Neeleman's performance has been nearly flawless from a PR/damage-control point of view.  Neeleman immediately accepted responsibility for the mess, and he never ran from it. Forbes noticed this as well: "The quick action...
Tags: Business Security, Online Communications, Marketing, Corporate Communications, Business Operations, Government, Joseph De Avila, JetBlue Airways Corp., Homeland Security, Corporate Insurance, Public Relations, E-mail
Blog posts 2007-02-23
All-in-one insurance. (includes related articles on Coca Cola's integrated risk program and on managing integrated risk)
Integrated risk programs enable businesses to consolidate their risks into one, multiyear insurance contract. This approach avoids the problems associated with traditional corporate insurance programs. Under the old programs, companies have to buy differeIntegrated risk programs enable businesses to consolidate their risks into one, multiyear insurance contract. This approach avoids...
Tags: All-in-One, Coca-Cola Co., corporate insurance, insurance, risk
Research articles 1997-05-01
European property rates expected to hold steady at January renewals.(World)
Byline: SARAH VEYSEY Most European corporate insurance buyers believe that property insurance rates will soften next year, according to a study by Aon Corp. The study was carried out before hurricanes Katrina and Rita struck the United States, b Byline: SARAH...
Tags: Aon Corp., corporate insurance, D&O, insurance company
Research articles 2005-10-03
State Farm Is Warming Up to Florida
After a two-year battle in which the nation's largest home insurer packed its bags and almost left the Sunshine State, State Farm seems to be warming up to staying put in Florida. Part of the new feel-good era may have to do with the crumbling colossus of...
Tags: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., Florida, Insurance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Ed Leefeldt
Blog posts 2009-11-21
Risk managers' stature grows, even as budgets shrink.(Corporate Insurance Buyers Report)
Heightened awareness of threats to customer and employee safety--as well as to the corporate boardroom--has raised the status and importance of risk management in the eyes of the public and top executives, risk managers agreed. Risk managers also Heightened awareness of threats...
Tags: corporate insurance, insurance, risk management, Risk Manager
Research articles 2003-10-13
RIMS tackles broker fee scandal.(Corporate Insurance Buyers Report)(Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc.)
FOLLOWING RECENT EDITORIALS in National Underwriter regarding broker misconduct, I would like to share with you the activities the Risk and Insurance Management Society has initiated with federal, state and regulatory officials to respond to the cont FOLLOWING RECENT EDITORIALS in National Underwriter regarding broker...
Tags: corporate insurance
Research articles 2005-02-07
RMs: getting the most from OSHA.(Corporate Insurance Buyers Report)(risk managers)
Risk managers say that some businesses that could get free government help to create a less dangerous workplace are ignoring the opportunity because of their largely misplaced fears that officials who arrive to provide know-how will end up penalizing Risk managers say that some businesses that...
Tags: corporate insurance, OSHA, Risk Manager
Research articles 2003-08-18
Inherent WC conflicts: additional retro premiums, claims handling.(Corporate Insurance Buyers Report)
One of the most frequently contested issues in workers' compensation case law involves the inherent conflict of interest that exists when an insurance company is paying claims with someone else's money. This occurs in risk-sharing workers' comp pr One of the most frequently...
Tags: agreement, corporate insurance, insurance company, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., worker
Research articles 2003-08-18
Ambac Ditches Fitch, Undermines Entire Ratings System
The tortured love affair between the ratings agencies and the bond insurers took another turn as Ambac Financial Group resolved to terminate its contract with Fitch Ratings. While Ambac is not the first insurer to give a rating agency the Heisman -- not always successfully -- its ability...
Tags: Bond, Agency, Insurance Company, Insurance, Advertising & Promotion, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Marketing, Dan Ackman
Blog posts 2008-06-19
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