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Business Line: Third party administration
Crawford & Company appoints new Asia president
With 18+ years of insurance industry experience, Scott Reichelt returns to Crawford Crawford & Company® has appointed Scott…
The wild Wild West of cyber
In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber risk and cyber incident response, a climate of fear surrounds the cyber frontier. This…
The people we serve
At Crawford, we've spent nearly a century handling every type of claim in nearly every part of the world. But what's really…
Unlocking GenAI's potential: A perspective from Crawford's Kenneth Tolson
Crawford uses AI and machine learning in multiple ways, including to examine first notice of loss (FNOL) data, which Tolson said can…
Fires caused by lithium-ion batteries
Fires caused by lithium-iron batteries are on the rise. Widen your knowledge of this emerging type of claim. In partnership with…
Crawford's Verma calls on industry to proactively address talent and skills shortage
Talent scarcity and skills deficits are creating urgency to bolster industry talent reserves, especially on the claims side of the…
Lisa Bartlett appointed Chief Operating Officer, International Operations
Crawford & Company is pleased to announce that Lisa Bartlett, president, UK & Ireland, has been promoted to chief operating officer,…
Navigating liability claims
More often than not, liability claims are complex requiring the skills of various experts. In this webinar, you hear from Crawford…
Claims inflation update
Crawford is pleased to share with you our latest claims inflation paper, providing insight into the costs that continue to impact…
Crawford & Company appoints new Australia President
With 30+ industry years’ experience, Jonathan Hubbard takes the reins. Crawford & Company® (NYSE: CRD-A and CRD-B) has appointed…
Victorian earthquake cluster: Technical Bulletin
Over the past 18-24 months, three moderate seismic events have been recorded within 150km of Melbourne and surrounds, plus many…
Sunbury earthquake: Technical Bulletin
On 28 May 2023, a magnitude 3.8 earthquake occurred near Sunbury, Victoria, in Melbourne’s northwestern outer suburbs. The quake was…