An increasingly interconnected world offers new and exciting realms of opportunities, in addition to new risks. Whether your organization has significant international operations or your employees travel internationally, safeguarding the bottom line means anticipating potentially costly exposures. You have access to a partner with a thorough understanding of global complexities that can help you obtain the right coverage.
Our global partners help navigate laws, regulations and cultural differences to develop a program that meets your standards. We help design insurance packages for foreign employees and ensure compliance with local laws and regulations. We also help identify, analyze and reduce exposures where you operate while reducing redundancies and minimizing coverage gaps.
Our membership with Worldwide Broker Network (WBN) allows clients to partner with over 15,000 independent insurance specialists that have a comprehensive understanding of their local markets. We partner with WBN to provide customized global solutions through:
More employees are working past age 65 instead of retiring, and many employers are wondering: Does the employee’s Medicare eligibility affect the employer’s benefit programs? This eBook addresses the most common questions we receive regarding issues such as eligibility, entitlement, health plan design and enrollment, employee education, and more. Register for our Nov. 7 webinar "How to explain the Medicare puzzle to your employees aged 65+ and still working" to learn how Medicare affects your organization, your employees and your benefit plans.
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As businesses become more interconnected, the risk of a third-party data breach at your organization becomes more imminent. It’s no longer enough to simply secure your organization’s network systems and data. Your risk management program needs to look beyond the perimeter of your organization to properly vet the third-party vendors who have access to your networks and data. Fortunately, your organization can take certain steps to minimize exposure, reduce the likelihood of a third-party breach and mitigate potential damages.
Capital One joins the growing list of organizations that have experienced a major data breach. The latest so-called “mega-breach,” detected on July 19, 2019, resulted in an unauthorized, third-party contractor gaining access to personal information related to credit card applications for consumers, applicants and small businesses, including names and addresses, Social Security numbers, bank account information, and credit information. Because businesses are increasingly being targeted by advanced attacks, customers of Capital One and those with corporate accounts at any bank should do the following to stay safe.