Best's Review Examines Developments in the Commercial Property Market

OLDWICK, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The November issue examines new questions and concerns raised by underwriters after uprisings erupted across the country. Best’s Review also looks at workers’ comp presumption rules and coverage for COVID-19 claims.

• “Who Was Prepared for This?” examines how the civil unrest in the United States over the past several months is making insurers rethink how they underwrite the risk of protests.
• “On the Front Lines” looks at the new rules for essential workers that have been going into effect in some states and what it means for insurers.

Also in November’s Best’s Review:

• Health insurtechs posted varied outcomes in the first half amid rising premiums and fundraising. Learn more in “Mixed Results.”
• “Compare and Contrast” discusses how COVID-19 and 9/11 differ significantly in terms of losses and reserve deficiency.
• “Security Blanket” looks at how defending technology systems against cyberattacks requires comprehensive risk management and insurance coverage.
• Exclusive Best’s Rankings of Top U.S. Homeowners Writers; Top 50 U.S. Workers’ Compensation Insurers; and U.S. Property/Casualty—2019 Asset Distribution.

In December, Best’s Review and ^AMBestTV will present a four-part series, “The Entrepreneurial Agent/Broker,” examining how innovative agents and brokers are reinventing insurance commerce, product development and specialized distribution.

Full access to the complete content of Best’s Review is available at http://www.bestreview.com.

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