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“The Roundup” is Origami Risk’s weekly bulletin of headlines and resources impacting risk, compliance, safety, P&C insurance, and healthcare.

Fri, July 29 | US economy shrinks for a second quarter, fueling recession fears 

The Federal Communications Commission has ordered phone companies to stop carrying traffic related to robocalls about scam auto warranties, read to find out how they will take action. (continue reading) 

Tues, July 26 | Four steps carriers should use to engage small businesses 

With more than 1,000 managing general agents writing roughly $70 billion in direct premiums last year, researchers at Conning believe one growth driver is the fact that the MGA model attracts talent. (continue reading) 

Wed, July 27 | Florida sets up temp reinsurance plan to hedge against rating downgrade threats 

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulations (OIR) is setting up a temporary reinsurance arrangement through Citizens Property Insurance Corp. The arrangement is being established to mitigate disruptions from potential Demotech rating downgrades, which could make impacted insurance companies fall short of rating requirements set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. (continue reading) 

Wed, July 27 | Health insurance prices for care are now out there, but finding them is an ordeal 

Insurers are complying with federal rules aimed at price transparency that took effect July 1, but consumer use of the data may have to wait until private firms synthesize it. (continue reading

Thurs, July 28  | Applied Underwriters Debuts Entertainment & Sports Division 

Steve Menzies, chairman of Applied Underwriters, announced the formation of Applied Entertainment & Sports, a new division of the company that will consolidate existing business and add substantial new business in an innovative and aggressively postured entertainment and sports unit headquartered in Los Angeles with a New York satellite office. (continue reading) 

Fri, July 22  | ‘I’m Calling About Your Auto Warranty’: FCC Says No More, Orders Spam Block 

The Federal Communications Commission has ordered phone companies to stop carrying traffic related to robocalls about scam auto warranties, read to find out how they will take action. (continue reading

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