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Insurers are under fire, but the real inferno is the catastrophe exposure itself Two lawsuits filed in Los Angeles claim major home insurers conspired to restrict coverage in wildfire-prone California

Motor & Fleet The future of underwriting: how technology is transforming commercial auto insurance With margins tight and regulations complex, there is a solution… This article was provided by STAR

The world’s first-ever exchange-traded fund based on catastrophe bonds has failed to get the seed capital it expected after launching on the eve of the Trump administration’s tariff war. “Some

Lawsuit claims top exec led 20 resignations in 38 minutes Marsh USA has filed a lawsuit in federal court in New York, accusing Aon Risk Services Companies of orchestrating the

Diversified model drives gains amid disaster response and digital upgrades USAA released its 2024 annual report, citing record growth in membership and a strengthened financial position. The report outlines the

Core earnings and ROE stay strong amid high catastrophe losses The Hartford reported first quarter 2025 net income available to common stockholders of $625 million, or $2.15 per diluted share,

Marks & Spencer stopped taking online orders in the UK and Ireland on Friday following a cyber attack which it reported earlier in the week, an announcement which sent its

Net income at The Hartford decreased 16% to $630 million in the first quarter 2025, driven by losses from the California wildfires. Property/casualty catastrophe losses for Q1 2025 were $467

It’s not often that applause breaks out in the audience after a vote at the Hawaiʻi Legislature, but that one afternoon this week. The measure was House Bill 1001, and

Grant plan targets wildfire, flood, and heat risk gaps The California Assembly Insurance Committee has approved Assembly Bill 1236, which proposes the creation of the Climate and Sustainability Insurance and