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Chief risk officers adapt strategies amid mounting disruption and change Chief risk officers (CROs) in the Asia-Pacific insurance industry are redefining their roles amid increasing operational pressures and a more

A former West Virginia volunteer fire official who pleaded guilty to fraud after burning down his home and misusing the fire department’s credit card has been sentenced to 33 months

ZestyAI announced that the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services has approved its severe convective storm suite. The approval comes as Michigan contends with rising weather-re...  » Read More

The Texas House gave a thumbs Wednesday to a bill allowing smaller homes on smaller lots in Texas’ biggest cities, part of a broad push by state lawmakers to put

The Republican-led House of Representatives has narrowly passed a giant tax and spending bill that would end Inflation Reduction Act subsidies for clean power years early. The proposed changes threaten

Extreme weather, insurance, and tax credits are shaping the future of filmmaking As climate-related risks grow increasingly unpredictable, the film industry faces mounting challenges in deciding how – and where

New entrants, reforms, and lower litigation costs reshape insurer financial outcomes Florida’s personal property insurance market is undergoing a transition, with signs of stabilization after a period of volatility and

Rising premiums add new strain to homelessness response As homelessness in the United States continues to climb, the lack of affordable housing remains a key factor. While funding and zoning

The European Commission will propose a new EU climate target in July that includes flexibilities for how countries meet it, as Brussels attempts to fend off mounting criticism of Europe’s

Market expansion triggers concerns over settlement delays and rising claim costs The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I) released a new issues brief analyzing the rise in attorney advertising and the role