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Insurance News Product recalls may spike amid tariffs and lighter oversight Firms face safety risks as they pivot to alternative suppliers The US could see a spike in product recalls

Court ruling could impact how insurers draft their "other insurance" clauses Claims By Matthew Sellers In a decision that could ripple through the commercial insurance landscape, the...  » Read More

Turmoil, shadow fleets, and mis-declared cargo affect marine risk priorities The global shipping industry is contending with mounting geopolitical and economic uncertainties, even as long-term maritime safety trends continue to

Hospitals cite tech delays, overcrowding, and layoffs as possible downstream effects The US House of Representatives passed its fiscal year 2025 budget reconciliation package, titled the One Big Beautiful Bill

He urges resiliency focus as insurers adapt to compounding exposures and tech shifts The insurance industry is facing mounting pressure to adapt as risks evolve more rapidly than existing models

Upgrades promise improved accuracy, faster decisions, and lower workloads US commercial property and casualty insurers are focusing on digital transformation and skills development to address productivity challenges and workforce needs,

A newly introduced bill could lift the veil on how insurers set premiums and handle claims under the state's controversial Scaffold Law A new bill introduced in the New York

The string of cyber breaches is a "wake-up call" for businesses The UK’s retail sector was recently shaken by cyber attacks on major brands, including a historic London department store

Premium gaps, defense investments, and extreme events drive pricing transformation The global insurance sector recorded an estimated growth of +8.6% in 2024, according to Allianz Research’s newly released report. The

Proposals include changes to rate regulation and tort law The Louisiana Legislature is advancing a range of auto insurance-related bills, reflecting differing views on what is driving rates in the