EC-Council acquires Cyber Insurance Academy in AI education push
The deal adds AI risk and emerging tech to an accredited broker training program
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AI exclusions are spreading through commercial policies, brokers warn clients to check cover
Standard ISO forms that strip generative AI exposures out of general liability have been available since January.
China’s Natural Disaster Losses Hit $30 Billion in First Nine Months of 2026
China recorded 199.36 billion yuan ($29.9 billion) in direct losses from natural disasters in the first nine months of 2026, mainly driven by severe typhoons, flooding and landslides, its Ministry of
The Cost of Losing Your Cool: Tallying the Losses of a Supermarket Cyberattack
Insurance and Financial Implications of France‘s Supermarket Refrigeration Cyberattack Keeping things cool is generally a good idea in the supermarket business. When a cyberattack reportedly int
Meta to Pay Historic $25 Billion in New Mexico Deception Case
Meta Platforms Inc. was ordered to pay a groundbreaking $25 billion civil penalty to the state of New Mexico in a consumer deception case spurred by the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The fine issued by
Insurance M&A Down 27% in Q3 2026: OPTIS
Insurance agency mergers & acquisitions in the third quarter of 2026 were down 27% compared with the same period last year. In its latest report, investment banking and financial consulting firm O
Changing economics of insurance call for transparency, long-term view: Prudential’s Douglas Flint
As the economics of insurance change and more private capital flows into the sector, Prudential chair Douglas Flint said the industry must be transparent about the risks it is taking. “The risk that’s
SMEs rank cyber their top risk but misread the threats: CFC
Most small businesses don’t know cyber insurance covers human error or provides incident response, CFC finds
Small-firm workers now pay $2,823 more for family coverage
KFF’s 2026 survey confirms the premium gap between small and large employers as open enrollment nears
Delivery Robots Accused of Sharing Biometric Data Without Consent
The battle over Chicago’s food delivery robots has reached the courts, with two customers accusing the companies behind them of collecting their biometric data without consent. The men filed sep
US Says Screwworm Spreads to Wildlife for First Time
New World screwworm has been found in an elk in Texas, marking the first confirmed case of the potentially deadly animal parasite in US wildlife. The pest, which infests livestock wounds, was detected
Markets/Coverages: Marsh Launches Two Insurance Facilities for UK Construction Risks
Insurance broker Marsh announced the launch of two first-of-their-kind insurance facilities to support UK construction contractors in managing road and highway projects, while protecting critical plan
PHP flaws put US cyber brokers on alert over shutdown coverage
Federal patching warnings raise questions about lost income from precautionary outages and insurers’ expectations when clients cannot update immediately
ISC buys California wholesaler USASIA in second wholesale deal of 2026
The Onex-backed MGA is building out a national wholesale arm, adding a 30-year-old commercial brokerage to strengthen its West Coast offering
Texas Camp Hit by Floods Must Have New Manager, Judge Says
Camp Mystic, the Texas girls camp where 28 people were killed in flash floods last summer, must have a new management team to replace the family blamed for the deaths and settle lawsuits filed against
‘Defining moment’ as UK P&I Club, TT Club complete Thomas Miller acquisition
The UK P&I Club and TT Club have announced the successful completion of their joint acquisition of the Thomas Miller Holdings group, marking a major milestone in the creation of the United Transpo
Eastern States’ Supermarkets Back Online After Cyber Incident
The websites and online shopping services of grocery stores owned by Ahold Delhaize in New England, MidAtlantic and Southeastern states are back up and running after having been shut down for about ei
Money Managers Say There’s Nowhere to Hide as Super El Niño Forms
The prospect of the world’s strongest ever El Niño cycle has a growing number of money managers racing to prepare their portfolios for the disruption they say is coming. The climate phenomenon a
Molina’s Q3 profit drop masks a deliberate managed care reshaping
Strip out two strategic exits and the underlying business tracks nearly double the headline EPS figure
Oneglobal ships in Maxence Servelle to lead Asia cargo
Broker Oneglobal has hired Maxence Servelle as its head of cargo in Singapore to strengthen its marine and specialty capabilities across Asia. Servelle joins from Diot-Siaci, where he was Asia head of
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