Insurance bills are finally cooling, unless your clients are Gen Z or live in California
New bank payments data shows premium growth has nearly stalled nationally, but the relief is lopsided by age, income and ZIP code
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France, Germany Near Deal on Car Emissions, Britain ‘Made in EU’ Status
France and Germany are nearing a deal on cars that would water down EU-wide CO2 emission targets for 2035 and open the door for Britain to be treated as a trusted partner under the EU’s “M
Wrong expert, wrong opinion: insurer’s summary judgment bid fails
The engineer could measure the impact. Diagnosing the injuries? That was somebody else’s job
Higginbotham’s Houston Dynamo deal: smart business play or pricey pitchside perk?
The Fort Worth broker is putting its name on a premium club at an MLS stadium. Industry research shows how hard it will be to prove the deal paid off
Ukraine Hits Russian Refinery; Zelenskiy Says ‘We’re Done’ with Trump’s Energy Truce
Ukraine struck a Russian oil refinery on Oct. 15, after President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Kyiv was “done” supporting a ceasefire on energy targets announced by US President Donald Trump a
Zurich, Allianz JD, Howden, McLarens: 8 APAC insurance people moves of the week
InsuranceAsia News wraps up the people moves from the insurance industry in Asia this week. 1. Zurich names China unit CEO, greater China CFO Zurich Insurance has named Scott Yin as CEO of its China u
John Chen succeeds William Liang as Allianz Jingdong CEO
John Chen has replaced William Liang as chief executive officer for Allianz Jingdong General Insurance (Allianz JD), the German insurer's joint venture in China with Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com, ac
AI Credit Worries Send Default Insurance to Record High
The cost of insuring against tech defaults struck record highs on Thursday, as investors rushed to hedge against the risk of credit stress building in the AI trade, with heavily indebted data center o
West Virginia Fire Commission Says State Really Needs More Firefighters
Staffing at fire departments is the top issue cited in the newly released Fire Prevention and Control plan by the West Virginia Fire Commission. The plan states that staffing issues plague both paid a
Marine insurer arrives in New York
First US office brings claims and loss prevention to the state
All in the Family: Husband, Wife and Daughter Indicted for Insurance Fraud and Bribery
Three members of a New Jersey family have been charged for their alleged roles in a homeowners’ insurance fraud scheme involving an Assurance Insurance Co. claims examiner that generated more th
People Moves: OneShield Appoints Brown as Chief Insurance Officer
Insurance technology company OneShield, headquartered in Marlborough, Massachusetts, appointed Terry Brown as chief insurance officer. In this newly created role, Brown will shape the company’s
Taiwan to Fund $4 Billion Texas Complex for AI, Nvidia Partners
Taiwan plans to raise billions of dollars to develop industrial parks in the US that would build a base for a comprehensive supply chain for Nvidia Corp. and other AI hardware makers in the country. T
Sumitomo Life sets Symetra loose on US deal hunt as Japan’s insurers keep buying American
The Japanese mutual has earmarked up to ¥1 trillion for acquisitions, and wants its Bellevue-based subsidiary to find targets that fit alongside, not on top of, what it already does
P&C industry on track for 94 combined ratio in 2026: Triple-I and Milliman
Homeowners posted its best first half in more than a decade, but general liability and commercial auto are still expected to lose money on underwriting, and personal auto premiums are set to shrink
Kiwi broker Donaldson Brown promotes Jared Sun to head of financial lines
Kiwi broker Donaldson Brown has promoted Jared Sun to head of financial lines, according to a LinkedIn update. Auckland-based Sun has over 10 years of experience in the insurance industry, working acr
Eight in 10 workers would use workplace mental health support, but two-thirds lack access, AXA finds
Cost keeps a third of people from professional care, and AI is filling the gap where barriers are highest, according to a survey of 19,000 people in 18 countries
Caregiving breaks can erode retirement savings, WEF report finds
Commentary warns benefits built for shorter careers may not fit the workforce ahead
Medicare opt-out driver shut out of Michigan’s no-fault safety net
A chain-reaction crash, a coverage opt-out, and nowhere left to turn
Cyber Rates Are Down, Risks Are Up but Small Businesses Slow to Adopt
The commercial cyber insurance market is strong and growing, but small to midsize businesses may be falling behind as cybercriminals ramp up AI efforts. “Cyber threats are evolving faster than m
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