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Best's Review-Número 4 100 1999

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Publication: Best's Review

Number: Número 4 100 1999

Type: Normal

Rights: InC

Title	Author	Pages
Safe house : State Farm's new prototype for a hurricane-proof house demonstrates how to mitigate catastrophe losses
Up to code : the insurance industry and building officials are working together to construct safer and less-costly building
Lessons in the wind : in his book, William Bailey uses his experiences from Hurricane Andrew and the Oklahoma tornadoes to illustrate how the industry has changed its approach to catastrophes
It's getting hot down here : insurers around the world disgree about the risks of global warming, but all worry about wather-related losses
Putting on the squeeze : Allstate's new chief executive officer has challenged senior management to grow the powerful insurer at a faster pace
Industry braces itself for H.R. 10 : a look at what financial-services reform will mean for insurers
Hired guns : some insurers are successfully marketing their fraud-investigation expertise to other insurance companies
By-line by-State results : leading writers by line and by State
Thrifty moves : will consumers want checking accounts, credit cards and home-equity loans from the companies that insure their home, their cars and their lives? insures and agent are banking on it/ by Ron Panko