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Vice President Brooke Shirazi shares how Nationwide is leveraging specialization and stability to navigate today’s complex ocean marine and property markets.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Eric Werkheiser, VP of Professional Liability and Specialty Programs at Nationwide E&S and Specialty, said that when it comes to specialty insurance, the company will stay open-minded and explore opportunities as they come. "At Nationwide E&S, we’re doubling down on specialization—building deep expertise and tailored solutions to meet the unique risks our partners face every day."
Source: AM Best
A five-year partnership between Nationwide Insurance and KINETIC Technology is helping reduce workplace injuries through wearable sensors, with the Mid-Ohio Food Collective serving as a successful implementation case study that demonstrates how smart technology can improve worker safety in physically demanding environments.
E&S insurers are stepping into the healthcare liability gap - using real-time data to underwrite risks traditional carriers now avoid. From senior living centers to hybrid outpatient models, these nontraditional facilities face rising liability exposure just as standard markets retreat.
The U.S. program sector is rapidly evolving, leading to huge interest and innovation in the space. Amber Wayne, executive vice president of Nationwide E&S/S Programs, talks to Program Manager about opportunities in this area and the capabilities that make the firm a powerhouse.
CompScience, backed by Nationwide®, has reduced hazard frequency in a Keystone facility.
Source: PR Newswire®
Eric Werkheiser, Vice President of Professional Programs for Nationwide, believes the programs market is moving to specialized products and innovative delivery methods.
Source: AM Best
Can artificial intelligence be used to reduce workers’ compensation claims?
Source: Business Insurance
Understand how insurers are connected to the renewable energy sector.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Learn how this combination could help prevent injuries and bring recovery enhancements.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Nationwide shares what drives excitement about a program and how they measure success.
Source: Insurance Business
Adroit’s mid-market customers can now access workers’ compensation with Nationwide.
Source: ALM PropertyCasualty360
Adroit joins forces with Nationwide for a middle-market workers’ comp program.
Source: Insurance Business
Nationwide builds its workers’ compensation footprint with its MGA Adroit General Agency partnership.
Source: Reuters
Middle-market clients with high-risk operations have insurance options.
Source: Coverager
A collaboration between K2 Oconus and Nationwide brings workers' compensation solutions.
Source: ALM PropertyCasualty360
Nationwide’s excess and surplus business serves as the underwriter for the DBA program.
Source: Insurance Journal
Nationwide expands workers’ comp offerings with a promising partnership.
Source: Coverager
The Defense Base Act provides workers’ comp for U.S. government contractors overseas.
Source: Reuters
Is AI a turning point in the workers’ comp landscape?
Source: Digital Insurance
Wearable technology can help mitigate injuries and potentially reduce workers’ compensation claims.
Source: Risk & Insurance
Explore how recent innovations and new technology are helping to transform workers’ compensation insurance.
Source: Digital Insurance
Computer vision technology can aid in identifying workplace risks to help reduce workers’ compensation losses.
Source: Insurance Innovation Reporter
A new partnership will focus on reducing workers’ compensation claims and making workplaces safer.
Source: Insurance Business
3 companies are joining forces to use computer vision models to help identify potential hazards in the workplace.
Source: Digital Insurance
CompScience’s AI-powered Intelligent Safety Platform aims to change the workers’ comp landscape.
Source: Fintech Global