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A market where prices are high and capacity is low.
What is a hard market?
This carrier's logo is a red umbrella.
Who is Travelers?
This boy band, formed in 1995, gained immense popularity in the late 90's with their hit , "Tearin' Up My Heart"
Who is *NSYNC?
A type of insurance policy that can provide both third and first party coverage and includes insuring agreements such as data breach and ransomware.
A common document used to facilitate risk transfer agreements.
What is a contract?
This is the oldest insurance marketplace in the world.
What is Lloyds of London?
A regional company owned by WR Berkley Corporation.
Who is Continental Western Group or CWG?
In this popular 90's sitcom, Will Smith plays a street-smart teenager sent to live with wealthy relatives in Bel-Air.
What is "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air"
A policy covering products, materials and equipment when transported over land.
What is Inland Marine?
Anyone other than the policyholder, who is covered by an insurance policy.
Who is an additional insured?
The part of the policy document which summarizes the key details.
What is the declarations page?
A big partner to Moody Insurance, where the new business underwriter is Alise Heim.
Who is Selective?
This pop diva dominated the 90's music scene with hits like "Baby One More Time" and "Oops!...I did it Again".
Who is Britney Spears?
A specialized type of property insurance that helps protect projects under the course of construction.
What is Builder's Risk?
A risk transfer technique used to establish the order in which multiple policies will respond to a loss.
What is primary and noncontributory?
An arrangement where an insurer transfers all or part of a risk to another insurer.
What is reinsurance?
Colorado's largest workers' compensation insurance company.
Who is Pinnacol Assurance?
: In the 1994 film "Forrest Gump," Forrest famously compares life to what?
What is a box of chocolates?
A type of policy that provides coverage for harassment and discrimination.
What is Employment Practices Liability or EPLI?
A legal provision that prevents an insurance company from seeking compensation from a third party after paying out a claim.
What is a waiver of subrogation?
A specialized type of insurance contract that insures the policyholder against the occurrence of a specific event by paying a set amount based on the magnitude of the event, as opposed to the magnitude of the loss. (i.e. hail / wildfire)
What is parametric insurance?
This global carrier has put together a cyber index tool showcasing claims information.
Who is Chubb?
Released in 1998, this search engine became widely popular and was known for its minimalist interface.
What is Google?
Part of the declarations page for this type of policy includes coverage symbols.
What is Automobile Liability.
A promise in a contract by one party, not to hold the other party responsible for damages.
What is a hold harmless agreement?