On this episode of ITB, Bryan and Gena are joined by the wonderful Aon team of Stephen Davidson, Jennifer Drake and Anthony Dragone.
Topics discussed include:
• ITB’s award-winning status! Thank you to Million Podcasts for ranking us as one of the Top 60 M&A Podcasts!
• Key takeaways from the Aon Claims Report, including:
• Frequency and severity of claims and record high recoveries
• How the high multiples from 2021 are driving claims severity
• Financial statement and material contract claims continue to drive claim frequency
• No single industry stands out as an outlier when it comes to claims
• Stephen’s hope for the next 12 months and his career advice for someone interested in the space
• What tropical and exotic locale should host the Aon conference next year?
Read the full transcript of the episode here: https://www.seyfarth.com/dir_docs/podcast_transcripts/IntoTheBreach_Episode43.pdf
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On this episode of ITB, Bryan and Gena are joined by the wonderful Aon team of Stephen Davidson, Jennifer Drake and Anthony Dragone.
Topics discussed include:
• ITB’s award-winning status! Thank you to Million Podcasts for ranking us as one of the Top 60 M&A Podcasts!
• Key takeaways from the Aon Claims Report, including:
• Frequency and severity of claims and record high recoveries
• How the high multiples from 2021 are driving claims severity
• Financial statement and material contract claims continue to drive claim frequency
• No single industry stands out as an outlier when it comes to claims
• Stephen’s hope for the next 12 months and his career advice for someone interested in the space
• What tropical and exotic locale should host the Aon conference next year?
Read the full transcript of the episode here: https://www.seyfarth.com/dir_docs/podcast_transcripts/IntoTheBreach_Episode43.pdf
Episode 33: Econ 101: The Underlying Economics of RWI
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1 year ago
Episode 33: Econ 101: The Underlying Economics of RWI
Bryan and Gena are joined by Randy Hein, President of Berkley Transactional, for a discussion on the underlying economics of RWI policies and the implications of these economic factors for your next transaction.
Topics discussed include:
• Randy’s professional insurance background and how it led him to success at Berkley Transactional
• Why economic factors such as human capital and financial capital are crucial to understanding RWI policies
• The breakdown of “$1 dollar of premium” and how this relates to claims payouts
• Why projecting the costs of RWI claims is uniquely difficult for insurers
• How retentions factor into the economics of RWI
• Piggy-backing off a recent trip that Bryan and Gena took to Nashville, Randy shares his playlist favorites
Into the Breach
On this episode of ITB, Bryan and Gena are joined by the wonderful Aon team of Stephen Davidson, Jennifer Drake and Anthony Dragone.
Topics discussed include:
• ITB’s award-winning status! Thank you to Million Podcasts for ranking us as one of the Top 60 M&A Podcasts!
• Key takeaways from the Aon Claims Report, including:
• Frequency and severity of claims and record high recoveries
• How the high multiples from 2021 are driving claims severity
• Financial statement and material contract claims continue to drive claim frequency
• No single industry stands out as an outlier when it comes to claims
• Stephen’s hope for the next 12 months and his career advice for someone interested in the space
• What tropical and exotic locale should host the Aon conference next year?
Read the full transcript of the episode here: https://www.seyfarth.com/dir_docs/podcast_transcripts/IntoTheBreach_Episode43.pdf
