I’m a new Excess Casualty Underwriter and I’m wondering if anyone has any experience or advice for me. So, we really only care about the really bad losses, so not too worried about trip and falls, etc.
In my prior role, we had websites and resources to help and guide us through decision making. I’m not finding the same in the Excess space. Does anyone have any suggestions or resources they’ve used in the past to help guide them through an excess casualty submission?
For example, are there any actual resources (besides OSHA violations or product recall news articles) that would help an underwriter make a decision on a risk for, let’s say a meat processor, or a large retail store, or a local hotel chain, or a general contracting risk or even a manufacturer.
I would appreciate any insight!
In my prior role, we had websites and resources to help and guide us through decision making. I’m not finding the same in the Excess space. Does anyone have any suggestions or resources they’ve used in the past to help guide them through an excess casualty submission?
For example, are there any actual resources (besides OSHA violations or product recall news articles) that would help an underwriter make a decision on a risk for, let’s say a meat processor, or a large retail store, or a local hotel chain, or a general contracting risk or even a manufacturer.
I would appreciate any insight!