P&C Market Disruption: A Summary of What’s Happening and How to Avoid the Worst of the Rate Hikes

The Property & Casualty market is more volatile than it’s been in the past 30+ years. Join us for a discussion on what we’re seeing and what can be done about it.

We’ll answers questions such as:

• What is causing the disruption in the Property & Casualty market?
• Which coverage lines are most impacted?
• What kinds of rate increases/decreases are you seeing?
• Who will be impacted the most?
• What can be done to avoid the worst of the rate hikes?

Tony Hopkins, CPCU, CIC, CRM / Manufacturing & Distribution, Shareholder / Horton Group / Bio

Tony Hopkins leads the Manufacturing & Distribution Practice for The Horton Group. Tony’s role includes developing benchmarking and analytical tools, coverages and programs designed for the industry, along with captives, safety programs, contract management, and carrier relations. He actively manages many clients across the country,

 Aaron Turner / Practice Group Leader – Management Liability / Bio

Aaron Turner is a Practice Group Leader in Management Liability for Horton’s Risk Advisory Solutions Division. In this role, he is responsible for leading the Management Liability Practice Group while supporting Horton clients with comprehensive, cost-effective, and innovative solutions to meet their most complex, risk-related challenges and opportunities. 

Jason Helfert / President of Horton Consulting Services and Branch President of Horton Risk Advisory Solutions / Bio

In his role as President of the Risk  Advisory Solutions Division in Orland, one of Helfert’s many tasks is talent recruitment and development.

Jason’s objective is to be an outsourced risk manager for his clients. “My goal is to handle the risk management responsibilities for customers without a designated risk manager and to enhance the risk management programs for customers who have full-time risk managers,” Jason commented. His experience comes from spending two of his underwriting years working extensively with risk managers on loss control, learning how to implement effective safety programs.