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TV How are client expectations evolving? TV Videos In the latest edition of the Big Question series, Insurance Business TV asks a host of industry professionals how client expectations are

Fleet shutdowns, rising settlements, and insurer exits are reshaping the role of the trucking broker Skyrocketing premiums, legal unpredictability, and insurer exits are upending the trucking insurance market – and

What's behind the five-year growth streak Lockton, Inc., a large independent and privately held insurance brokerage, reported global revenues of $4 billion for its fiscal year ending April 30, 2025.

Reporters on key beats among those hit in email compromise A shadow fell across The Washington Post’s digital newsroom this past weekend as the venerable institution began investigating a cyberattack

Insurance enabler changes hands as parent firm refocuses strategy Private investment firm J.C. Flowers & Co. has announced the completion of its acquisition of Italian insurance enabler Wefox Italia. The

New tool aims to simplify flood insurance Tokio Marine Highland, a property and casualty underwriting agency, has unveiled its latest digital offering, TMH2O, a primary residential flood program designed to

It's awfully quiet out there – should we be worried? Catastrophe & Flood By Matthew Sellers The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season arrives amid a puzzling contradiction: long-standing climate signals suggest

Motor & Fleet Will autonomous vehicles really slash insurance costs? Goldman Sachs says expect 50% premium reductions – but the reality is that won't be happening any time soon Motor &

Mounting risks set to have a serious impact for companies globally Insurers are bracing for heightened volatility in the Middle East following the abrupt redeployment of the USS Nimitz aircraft

It would make it harder for policyholders to challenge claim denials, the governor said Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (pictured above) has vetoed Senate Bill 111, a measure intended to limit