After numerous discussions with other insurance auditors over the years, it was clear that there was a need for a comprehensive guide to help new auditors trying to perform their jobs and also help experienced auditors performing reviews in areas they had not previously audited. I have leveraged my experience as an underwriter, claim adjuster, and auditor as well as interactions with auditors at various insurance companies to incorporate best practices to write this book. --Seth Davis Insuring valuables, commercial or personal, has become a $750 billion per year industry in the United States alone. Insurance companies, unlike traditional manufacturing companies, often don't realize the true costs of their products when sold. Insurance comapnies rely on actuarial estimates to determine expected claim costs. When you consider the vast array of complex products, each one has unique underwriting and claim considerations that auditors should be aware of in order to mitigate risks. Risky Business provides readers with an overview of the P&amp;C industry and takes a closer look at background information on departments generally found in insurance companies. The book is intended to help insurance auditors effectively add value within an insurance company by helping it manage the risks and maintain compliance with laws and regulations. At the conclusion of various chapters, readers will find a helpful tool to develop an audit program.

Risky Business: Principles of Auditing Property and Casualty Insurance

CISA

CPCU

Seth A. Davis

The Internal Audit Foundation

Commercial Property Risk Management and Insurance

The Institutes

This is the 9th edition of the most demanded coverage guide that the National Underwriter Company publishes: Commercial General Liability. This guide is the only resource to provide an in-depth, year-over-year comparison covering the various editions of the CGL form from 1973 through 2007. You'll also find court case citations that clarify the policy, summaries of major endorsements to the forms, and tips on how to tailor a policy to meet the needs of your clients. Commercial General Liability, 9th Edition includes discussions of the most recent exclusions and exceptions of the CGL form. The book features reproduced copies of the ISO CGL forms from 1973 through 2007 in the Appendix. An understanding of the intricacies of the coverage language of the CGL form is of particular importance because liability claims and lawsuits frequently play out over years and even decades. Understanding the evolution of the form is therefore critically needed by both underwriters and agents who are arranging coverage and adjusters and attorneys who are interpreting it.

Commercial General Liability Coverage Guide (Commercial Lines)

Business & Money

Donald S. Malecki

David Thamann

Insurance

National Underwriter Company

This is the 5th edition of this very popular and highly respected book, and it delivers proven insights into handling key topics in commercial property including recently added ISO provisions and new developments making this the most practical, time-saving tool. Commercial Property Coverage Guide, 5th Edition, now includes insights and analysis related to: - New case law - Key aspects of the 2012 ISO commercial property form, CP 00 10 10 12 - New information on many key topics, such as windstorm deductibles, coverage radius, and green construction standards - Discussions of numerous new endorsements, including Equipment Breakdown Cause of Loss endorsement, Deductibles by Location endorsement, Electronic Data in Building Equipment endorsement, Property in Storage Units endorsement, and more

Commercial Property Coverage Guide

2015 Licensing & Surplus Lines Laws

Christine G. Barlow

Cancellation & Nonrenewal clearly outlines how insurers can legally terminate insurance policies in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, delivering completely current guidance on cancellation of both standard property and casualty insurance policies. State-by-state differences are examined in detail on a line-of-business basis.

2015 Cancellation & Nonrenewal

Cancellation &amp; Nonrenewal clearly outlines how insurers can legally terminate insurance policies in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, delivering completely current guidance on cancellation of both standard property and casualty insurance policies. State-by-state differences are examined in detail on a line-of-business basis.

2018 Cancellation & Nonrenewal

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