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Donald Trump will leave Mar-a-Lago and head to Washington next week to be sworn in as president. On his way out of South Florida, his family business scored a long-sought

New division targets rising demand for cyber coverage amid growing digital risks XS Brokers (XSB), an independent insurance underwriting and wholesale brokerage group, has announced the formation of a new

New program could lower premiums by reflecting local flood risks more accurately Alaska legislators are reviewing a proposal to establish the Alaska Flood Authority, a nonprofit entity designed to provide

This edition of International People Moves details appointments at Arch Insurance International and Markel. A summary of these new hires follows here. Arch Insurance Int’l Promotes Senior Leaders in Casualty

Volunteer work and grants strengthen community programs and services Harford Mutual Insurance Group announced it donated more than $560,000 to over 80 nonprofit and charitable organizations throughout 2024 as part

Historic exit follows years of decline and regulatory setbacks Seibels, Bruce & Co, a property and casualty (P&C) insurance company with roots dating back to 1908, has officially filed for

Geopolitical risks and macroeconomic shifts could reshape industries and policy strategies Munich Re’s Economic Research team predicts ongoing challenges for the global economy, citing prolonged geopolitical tensions and evolving macroeconomic

Severe winds and drought fueled destruction across Los Angeles County Gallagher Re has projected that insured losses from the recent Southern California wildfires, primarily driven by the Palisades Fire and

New capacity aims to close Africa's re/insurance gap Africa Specialty Risks (ASR) has announced that its Mauritius-based operation is now functioning as a Lloyd’s service company, enabling it to underwrite