Todd Ellis of Chubb Insurance presents at IBM IMPACT – Part 2 of 2

03.11.10

Listen and watch Todd Ellis of Chubb Insurance present on the main stage at IBM IMPACT #ibmimpact – Part 2 of 2

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Global Branding, Chubb Take 2: The Insurance Promise of China

03.09.10

Chubb Insurance is growing in China but it has taken time, patience and an ability to adapt. Today what Chubb writes in China is not quite what it expected to be handling. In this interview with Insurance Journal’s Andy Simpson, Chubb Executive Vice President and International Field Operations Manager Jan Tomlinson talks about the obstacles and promise of bringing an insurance brand like Chubb China.

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Preventing Fire From Causing Devastation

03.09.10

Fire is one of the main causes of devastation of lives. It can take away something precious from us or even take away the things that we worked hard for a long time. It can lead to the destruction of the ecosystem and worse: death. That is why part of the promotion of safety environment, fire precautions and regulations are also established. For example, bonfires are sometimes restricted in state parks to avoid incidence of forest fire. Smoking is no longer allowed in places with oxygen tanks and combustible materials are no longer used within its premises.

However, we cannot prevent accidents from happening. Even though with the prevention guidelines, there are still cases wherein people die because of explosion or get admitted because of burns. In addition, even though we have millions of guidelines, people still rely to the latest technology used to control or stop fire from getting worse. We purchase devices and apply techniques to put it out. Although, it may take proper training but definitely, it is worth the trouble so that in emergency cases you will not panic. Nothing beats being calm and knowing what to do in emergencies.

One of the devices commonly heard and used in fire fighting is chubb fire extinguishers. You can count on it that they have all the devices and agents that you can use to put out a particular fire. You should know that fire have different classes. In addition, this manufacturer has everything to contain it effectively. Nothing is too small or too big for this brand. It covers anything that you need from providing products appropriate for the activities that you are doing until the maintenance of your devices.

Of course, there are traditional ways to put out fire. There is using a damped or wet blanket to cover the burning material and with the hope to decrease the heat to put out the fire. There is also that traditional beating out or stomping on the object. Another is just sprinkling water directly to the flaming object. Sometimes, a combination of these techniques is used. All of these are acceptable but nothing can beat the reliability of extinguishers to put out fire. In addition, reliability and effective is needed in emergency cases as one person needs to be certain in what they are going to do. It is better if an object is burning. However, what if humans are involved, what can you do? These devices can do the job especially when it is chubb fire extinguishers.

You do not need to be technical to understand how it can be used. That gives you one more good reason why you can buy it. It can be a practical choice. It can also be an advantage to you and for your kids. Having it available for home use can make it even safer. Everyone in your home can utilize this knowledge in emergency cases in public places. As a result, before the firefighters comes to safe the day, you have definitely kept the fire a minimum.

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Stephen Worth’s Benz Runs Red Light, Hits My Car

03.08.10

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Insuring Loose Diamonds – Will Insurance Companies Insure Loose Unset Diamonds?

03.08.10

Diamonds are a type of gemstone which is coveted by individuals throughout the world. Whether fixed in a beautiful setting as an engagement ring or comprising a lovely tennis bracelet, diamonds have a look all their own. Although most individuals see this type of gem placed in a setting, there are others who get to see the pure aesthetic value of a diamond alone, without being set in gold, platinum or other types of metal. For those who may own loose diamonds and be unaware of issues surrounding the stone, one may wonder how they can go about keeping this type of gem safe from theft, loss or other casualty. The following will answer the question of whether insurance companies will in fact insure loose unset diamonds and the factors surrounding the acquisition of this type of insurance.

Ability to Insure Loose Unset Diamonds

Many insurance companies will insure jewelry in general however when it comes to loose, unset stones, the number of insurers willing to accept that risk is extremely limited. For those who may be looking for an insurance company to take care of their insurance needs regarding loose diamonds, they may have but one option. That option is the Chubb Insurance Company. Chubb insures specialty items of which loose diamonds is one such type. Therefore, if you are interested in having your loose diamonds protected by an insurance policy, the aforementioned company might be your only option in this regard.

Why Don’t Insurance Companies Like to Insure Loose Diamonds?

When looking at the fact that most insurance companies do not insure loose, unset diamonds, many may wonder why not. There are a few reasons for an insurer’s reluctance to insure an item of this type. First, loose diamonds which are not bound in any type of setting are more likely to get lost or misplaced. Since they are not worn but simply kept, it is much easier to misplace this small type of gemstone than one which is worn as a necklace, earrings, ring or other type of jewelry item.

Another reason why insurance companies prefer to insure only jewelry which is placed in a setting is for the reason that it is expensive to do so. Again, in keeping with the fact that these small, unset stones are more likely to be lost than their set counterparts, paying out the replacement cost for such a diamond will add up as claims come rolling in. Therefore, the more lost diamonds, the more money which insurance companies must pay out. The best way to prevent paying out on the loss incurred by owners of these unset stones is to not insure loose, unset stones at all.

The Best Way to Protect Your Diamonds

Although there is an insurance company which will insure loose unset diamonds, the premiums which one will pay on a policy of this type will be quite high. The best way a diamond owner can protect their gemstone is to have it set and then insure the piece of jewelry. Otherwise, if one wishes to protect their diamond in its unset state, they will have to acquire a policy through one of the only insurers of this type and pay a high monthly premium to do so.

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03.07.10

In this video we have fitted a nice decorative steel security gate.The lock is a chubb 114e insurance rated lock.The finish is black satin powdercoat.Extra bars at the bottom of the gate ehance the look as do the bars across the top filling out the archway area. visit www.alllockedup.co.uk for more information

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How Innovative is Your Insurance Company?

03.07.10

Welcome to The Exchange video blog on youtube!! Subscribe to this channel today for the latest trends and breaking news in banking, insurance and financial markets. Watch videos, post your comments and/or post your own video commentary. Chubb Insurance used technology in an innovative way improve customers’ experiences and it’s own services.

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Risky online behavior exposes abounding to lawsuits

03.04.10

Nearly 30 percent of people have cleaned up their social networking profiles for job interviews, and the economic downturn has made them more cautious about postings on social media sites, according to a phone survey of 1000 Americans sponsored by the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies. Twenty seven percent of respondents said they have posted a comment on a news site or blog. One third of 18- to 34-year-olds have posted a comment on news sites or blogs. And 37 percent of those respondents making $100000 or more have posted a comment. The survey results show that while some people are being cautious about putting personal information online, many are unaware of the liability exposures associated with posting comments to blogs or other Internet sites. Christie Alderman, vice president of Chubb & Son and new product and services manager with Chubb Personal Insurance warned that “A foolish post or a tweet could cost you a job or even trigger a libel lawsuit.” The survey also asked respondents about obtaining permission to share copyrighted online materials. Sixty percent of respondents said they rarely or never obtain permission to cut and paste articles, other information or artwork from copyrighted websites before emailing them or printing them out and distributing them to others. One in four respondents said they always obtain permission. Only 2 percent of respondents said they have lawyers review comments before posting them to their blogs. Forty-five percent of the respondents were members of one of the following social networking sites: Facebook (37%), myspace (19%), linkedin (9%) and Twitter (6%). Nearly 60% of respondents earning $100000 or more belonged to one of these sites. More daily news at www.ilstv.com

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Insurance Company Complaints – Who Are the Top 10 Companies With the Least Number of Complaints?

03.02.10

The New York State Department of Insurance (DOI) just released the 2008 Annual Ranking of Automobile Insurance Complaints. The report has been issued to help consumers find the automobile insurer that best meets their needs. You can use this report to compare the ranking of the insurance company you are doing business with now, or check another company you may be considering.

This report analyzed data collected from 2006 and 2007. It only ranks companies doing business in the State of New York. However, as New York is a heavily populated state, with both big urban centers and big suburban areas, the report can be considered a good representation of insurance company performance nationwide.

How The Ranking Works

The insurance companies are ranked on a complaint ratio. The ratio is calculated by the number of complaints upheld against companies as a percentage of their total private passenger auto business.

Insurers with the fewest upheld complaints per million dollars of premiums are shown at the top of the list. The companies with the highest ratio of complaints are ranked at the bottom.

Other Information to Consider

The ranking of an insurance company is important, but it is only one characteristic that consumers should weigh when considering doing business with an insurance company. Others are:

o Referrals from friends, relatives, neighbors or co-workers about the experiences they had with their insurance companies

o Price of the premium versus perceived value

o Search the Internet for other ideas

o Check your state’s DOI website, which may contain valuable consumer information about companies doing business in your state.

What The Ranking Does and Does Not Contain

o Private passenger insurance is the only type evaluated.

o It only includes the complaints referred by consumers to the DOI. It does not include complaints made directly to the insurance companies.

o Complaints are “upheld” when the DOI agrees with a consumer that an insurance company made an inappropriate decision.

o Information from prior years is included in the tables so consumers can see if the company has improved or gotten worse.

o All companies with at least $10 million in premium in 2006 and 2007 are included in the ranking. Insurers with less than $10 million were included if they had 10 or more complaints against them.

Top Three Most Common Complaints

1. Monetary settlements – settlement amount is too low.

2. Policy terminations

3. Promptness of insurance payments

2007 Auto Complaint Listing (ranked lowest number at top, higher as you go down)

1. Mercury General Group

2. American Express, Amex Assurance, IDS Property Casualty

3. Eveready Insurance Co.

4. Electric Insurance Group

5. Amica Mutual

6. Preferred Mutual Insurance Co.

7. United Services Automobile Assurance Group (USAA)

8. Chubb

9. Utica Mutual

10. State F*arm

11. Central Services Group, Central Insurance Group, NY Central Mutual Fire Ins.

12. Main Street America Group, National Grange Mutual

13. Progressive

14. Liberty Mutual

15. Kingsway Insurance Group, Lincoln General Ins.

16. Response Insurance Group

17. Nationwide Insurance

18. American Modern Ins. Group, American Family Home Ins.

19. St. Paul Travelers

20. Unitrin Group, Kemper

21. Erie Insurance Group

22. Berkshire Hathaway Insurance, GEICO

23. Allstate Insurance

24. The Hartford Insurance Group

25. Hanover Insurance, Citizens Ins., Allmerica Financial Alliance

26. Metropolitan Group

27. American National Financial Group

28. Allianz Insurance Group

29. GMAC, Integon, MIC P&C, National General Ins. Co.

30. Zurich Ins.Group, Foremost, Maryland Casualty

31. Hannover RE Group, Clarendon National

32. State Wide Insurance

33. White Mountains Group, OneBeacon, Esurance, Auto One Ins.

34. Countrywide Insurance

35. Safeco Insurance Group

36. American International Group (AIG)

37. Tri-State Consumer Ins. Group

38. Interboro Mutual

39. Infinity Property & Casualty

40. Long Island Insurance

Conclusion

If your auto insurance provider is not shown on this list, it could be that they don’t sell insurance in New York. Or, it could be that their number of complaints is worse than the company in the #40 position!!

Think about this statement, my friends.

The only thing that truly matters about your auto insurance is what happens when you submit a claim. Claims are about KEEPING PROMISES. When the insurance companies don’t keep their promises, the complaints pile up!

So, why would you EVER consider doing business with any insurance company LOWER than NUMBER 10 on the list?

If you are one of the unfortunate people who experience an automobile loss of any kind, you’ll need to know how to handle your insurance claim so that you maximize your recovery. I’ll even be so bold as to say this: If you do not use the strategies for submitting a claim found in my book, you will not collect all the money you are entitled to collect. You will need to know how to take control of your insurance claim, and add hundreds or even thousands more dollars to your claim settlement. For more information, check out the website shown below in the Resource Box.

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Risky behavior online, and rich to complain

02.27.10

Nearly 30 percent of men are purified, their profiles on social networking for job interviews, and the economic downturn them cautious publication on social media sites, which are sponsored by a telephone survey of 1,000 Americans by the Chubb Group insurance companies. Twenty seven percent of respondents said they had a comment on a news website or blog. A third of 18 – to 34-year-olds have posted a comment on news sites or blogs. And 37 percent of respondentsmake $ 100,000 or more post a comment. The survey results show that some people are about the nature of personal information online by careful, not many of the claims of responsibility and posting comments on blogs or other websites are linked to their knowledge. Warned Christie Alderman, Vice President of Chubb & Son and new products and services manager for Chubb Personal Insurance: "A stupid post a Tweet or the cost of work or even trigger a lawsuit for defamation." The survey was alsoInterviewed for granting permission to share copyrighted materials online. Sixty percent of respondents said that they rarely or never get permission to cut and paste items, additional information or images on sites protected by copyright, before you send an e-mail or print them and distribute them to others. One in four respondents said they always get the permission. Only 2 percent of respondents said they had lawyers check the comments before sending in their blogs. Forty percent ofRespondents were members of one of the following social networking sites: Facebook (37%), MySpace (19%), LinkedIn (9%) and Twitter (6%). Almost 60% of respondents earning $ 100,000 or more, belonged to one of these sites. Other news on a day www.ilstv.com

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