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D&O Insurance with Danny Hojnowski 32:22

1+ y ago32:22

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Danny heads up D&O, E&O and Cyber in the US for Trans Re, one of the market leaders in each line. In this episode we run through all the big issues in D&O: -Silicon Valley Bank and bank runs and how Directors and Officers liability underwriters are incorporating lessons Dana Hojnowski’s favorite claim. (0:00) What’s wrong with securities fraud alle…

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Death Spirals and Other Selection Problems with Amy Finkelstein 1:11:32

2y ago1:11:32

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Amy Finkelstein is Professor of Economics at MIT. Amy’s research focuses on market failures and government intervention in insurance markets and she has won numerous awards include a MacArthur Fellowship and the John Bates Clark Medal. Amy is co-author with Liran Einav and Ray Fisman of the forthcoming book: “Risky Business: Why Insurance Markets F…

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Pricing Insurance Risk With Steve Mildenhall and John Major 2:28:15

2y ago2:28:15

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Nobody knew how to price volatility until now. I bet you're surprised! This isn't hyperbole, Steve Mildenhall and John Major have a deep and thorough understanding of all the relevant literatures and have been part of a loosely collaborative team of academics and actuaries working out the details of a coherent, actionable theoretical foundation for…

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Mark Friedlander on Florida's Insurance Overhaul 29:43

2y ago29:43

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Mark Friedlander returns to talk through the changes to Florida's insurance laws. It's just about the most comprehensive reform anyone could imagine, even if all it does is put Florida residents on a similar footing to many other states! Assignment of Benefits Removal won’t be enforced until January 1, 2023. 3:35 What’s the risk of a political back…

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Gary Mormino on the Social History of Florida 1:08:41

2y ago1:08:41

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Do you think Florida is weird? Most everyone does. Why? Gary is the man to answer this question. Gary is Professor Emeritus of the University of South Florida and has dedicated his career to studying the social history of Florida. Here is Gary on wikipedia Here is Gary on Amazon Quote of the show: "Do crazy people immigrate to Florida or do perfect…

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Dave DeMott's Stories About Florida Insurance 42:53

2y ago42:53

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Dave DeMott is President-Elect of The Florida Surplus Lines Association, Chair of the Legislative committee and sits on the national Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association committee. Most importantly for today, Dave DeMott is a real, legit, on-the-ground insurance practitioner in Florida. He gets into the real details and war stories about ins…

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Joe Edelman on Designing Meaningful Things 1:15:32

2y ago1:15:32

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I worry about whether we can improve the insurance system. I once wrote an essay arguing that all insurance is compelled, so the only way to get someone to buy insurance is to force them to do it. The implication is that nobody will ever do anything good without being forced. We learn some lessons the hard way but then quickly forget. What's more w…

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Mark Friedlander on Problems with Insurance in Florida 29:54

2y ago29:54

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Mark Friendlander is Director of Corporate Communications at the Insurance Information Institute a think tank focusing on insurance education. In this episode we dig into a bunch of detail of the ways in which the insurance ecosystem in Florida is doing Floridians harm and why the world is like that. What are the root causes of the fraud in Florida…

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Joe Petrelli on Rating Insurance Companies in Florida 1:03:37

2y ago1:03:37

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Joe Petrelli founded Demotech, the rating agency that dominates the solvency assessment market for Florida's homeowners insurance market. This year (2022) he has found himself the bearer of bad news: that many of Florida's domestic insurance companies have not met Demotech's standards. At least six insurance companies went insolvent this year with …

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Brian Nosek on the Gap Between Values and Actions 1:10:39

2y ago1:10:39

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Brian Nosek, has been at the center of the two most important recent social revolutions in academia. First is implicit bias where Brian co-founded Project Implicit http://projectimplicit.net/ based on a pretty incredible idea: that we don't do what we say we value. The concept of implict bias has really taken off and the practice of implicit bias d…

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Jen Brady of Oasis Gives me Hope 1:00:40

2y ago1:00:40

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This conversation gave me such a feeling of humility yet hope about our world. It's an awful place sometimes but some people are truly awesome at making it better. Jen Brady is the Executive Director of Oasis, a non-profit serving women and children in Paterson, NJ and this is her second appearance on the show. In the first show we talked about COV…

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Chris Blattman on Why We Fight 1:05:25

2+ y ago1:05:25

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Chris Blattman is an economist and political scientist and author of several books, most recently *Why We Fight: The Roots of War and the Paths to Peace*. This is another installment in my investigation for how to pursue social change. What I notice about insurance is that the institution is so deeply encoded in our society that we don't even reali…

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Tyler Cowen on Talent 1:06:27

2+ y ago1:06:27

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Tyler Cowen is an economist, author, podcaster, venture and philanthropic sponsor. Tyler is one of my intellectual heroes, this is his third appearance on this program and we'll be anchoring this discussion around his new book *Talent: How to Identify Energizers, Creatives, and Winners Around the World* co-authored with Daniel Gross. Tyler blogs at…

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Howard Kunreuther on Behavioral Economics of Risk 1:01:54

2+ y ago1:01:54

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Howard Kunreuther is the foremost authority on applying behavioral economics to unlikely, high consequence events. I remain astounded that Howard's teachings are not part of the educational canon for all insurance professionals. This is important stuff! In this episode we discuss: * Cognitive bias and how it impacts society generally and insurance …

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Robin Hanson on Distant Futures and Aliens 1:19:39

2+ y ago1:19:39

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Social science is brutally hard to do well. I once got a guest to admit there has been no progress on it ever and another one to say that moral progress is literally impossible. I think there's a deeper link to morality and social science than most so this is depressing stuff for me. This episode was part of an effort of mine to get back to first p…

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Stan McChrystal on Risk and Leadership 1:07:58

3y ago1:07:58

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Stan McChrystal retired as a 4 Star General in the US Army and has since founded the McChrystal Group, written four books and launched a podcast. Stan is one of the world's foremost scholars and practitioners of leadership and in this conversation we focus on his latest book, Risk: A User's Guide. As I say in the interview, I think this is Stan's m…

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Ga Bartick on How To Sell 1:03:53

3y ago1:03:53

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GA Bartick teaches people how to sell an underappreciated skill with very general applications. GA wrote a book called Silver Bullet Selling and in this conversation we talk about - how small organizations should scale their founders - Has sales changed over time - What is different about your industry? - How to make an emotional connection - How i…

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Scott Sumner on Monetary Policy 1:13:28

3y ago1:13:28

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Scott Sumner is the Ralph G. Hawtrey Chair of Monetary Policy at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and blogger at themoneyillusion.com and econlog and author of two books: The Midas Paradox and more recently, The Money Illusion. Scott came to prominence because his work on the Great Depression (published in Midas Paradox) gave him anal…

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David Zuby on Crash Test Dummies 36:10

3y ago36:10

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David Zuby is executive vice president and chief research officer for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and also a worldwide expert on crash test dummies! I found myself in an amazingly interesting conversation with David out in the field and pulled out my smartphone to capture it! In this quick chat we discuss: * the production economy of…

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Craig Hupper on ESG 1:29:40

3y ago1:29:40

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Craig is Head of ESG for Trans Re, a global reinsurance company and in this episode we dig into what ESG is about generally and what role reinsurers and the insurance industry plays today. In the episode we cover: * Is Trans doing this for the good of society or just to raise rates? * Is it just about catastrophe business? * Does it just mean you'l…

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Joe Henrich on Cultural Evolution 1:00:50

3y ago1:00:50

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Joe Henrich is Professor and Chair of Human Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University. He has written two books that have been incredibly eye-opening for me: The Secret of Our Success and the WEIRDest People in the World. Joe has put cultural evolution on the map as the best way for understanding why the world looks the way it does today. In the int…

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Mahbod Moghadam on Controversy 1:03:57

3y ago1:03:57

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Mahbod Moghadam is the co-founder of Genius (formerly Rap Genius), co-founder of everipedia.org, and co-founder of ozone.ai. My words but Mahbod helped build Genius by being a controversial guy online. Controversy does not make you universally loved and Mahbod has "had beef" with a whole slew of who's who in the tech business. Some of it was real, …

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Uwe Dulleck on Credence Goods 1:00:02

3y ago1:00:02

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Uwe Dulleck is a leading theorist on Credence Goods, a class of economic good defined by the fact that consumers can't verify the quality of what they've bought. Think car mechanics or medical procedures. Or insurance! Uwe's expertise doesn't end there of course and we talk about why people pay taxes, cybersecurity and some interesting ways Uwe has…

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Bryan Caplan on the Myth of the Rational Voter 59:19

3+ y ago59:19

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Bryan Caplan is Professor of Economics at George Mason University and for Bryan's second appearance we're talking about how voters aren't all they're cracked up to be in terms of their ability to generate good electoral outcomes. I have two interests in this work for Bryan. First, it's pretty helpful to have a sober literature-backed investigation …

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Jessica Leong on Who Actuaries Are 46:47

3+ y ago46:47

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Jessica Leong is the President of the Casualty Actuarial Society and the Lead Data Scientist at Zurich North America. Jessica used her conversational Jiu Jitsu powers to make me talk a fair bit more than usual in this episode and it turns out I had some things to get off my chest about being an actuary! We discuss: -How do we define what an actuary…

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D&O Insurance with Danny Hojnowski 32:22

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Death Spirals and Other Selection Problems with Amy Finkelstein 1:11:32

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Pricing Insurance Risk With Steve Mildenhall and John Major 2:28:15

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Mark Friedlander on Florida's Insurance Overhaul 29:43

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Gary Mormino on the Social History of Florida 1:08:41

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Dave DeMott's Stories About Florida Insurance 42:53

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Joe Edelman on Designing Meaningful Things 1:15:32

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Mark Friedlander on Problems with Insurance in Florida 29:54

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Joe Petrelli on Rating Insurance Companies in Florida 1:03:37

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Brian Nosek on the Gap Between Values and Actions 1:10:39

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Jen Brady of Oasis Gives me Hope 1:00:40

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Chris Blattman on Why We Fight 1:05:25

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Tyler Cowen on Talent 1:06:27

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Howard Kunreuther on Behavioral Economics of Risk 1:01:54

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Robin Hanson on Distant Futures and Aliens 1:19:39

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Stan McChrystal on Risk and Leadership 1:07:58

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Ga Bartick on How To Sell 1:03:53

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Scott Sumner on Monetary Policy 1:13:28

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David Zuby on Crash Test Dummies 36:10

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Craig Hupper on ESG 1:29:40

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Joe Henrich on Cultural Evolution 1:00:50

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Mahbod Moghadam on Controversy 1:03:57

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Uwe Dulleck on Credence Goods 1:00:02

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Bryan Caplan on the Myth of the Rational Voter 59:19

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Jessica Leong on Who Actuaries Are 46:47

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