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The rules in someone's head: Referral discipline and key-person risk in delegated authority

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Every delegated authority operation has a written referral schedule. Most also have a second, unwritten one, which is the version an experienced underwriter actually applies. This content highlights the hidden operational risk of the unwritten method and how tacit knowledge can be recorded.

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