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Hiring aims to enhance operations and align technology to support growth Consilium, the global specialty re/insurance broking business of the Aventum Group, has announced the appointment of Marie McCutcheon (pictured

Reinsurance specialist's chief scientist to lead the advisory board The National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are backing an initiative aimed at addressing the growing

California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has identified areas in the vicinity of the several ongoing large wildfires in the state that will be protected by a one-year moratorium on  » Read

With outsourcing growth, managing vendor threats becomes a top priority Potential risks from external vendors, service providers, and partners—collectively known as third-party risks—are becoming a growing concern for banks, according

Losses from Hurricane Francine are expected to be manageable for property/casualty insurers, with major population centers sparred from the worst of the storm’s damage. Privately insured loss from Hurricane Francine

Todd Jackson, owner and partner of McGowan Insurance Group, has been named chairman of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (the Big “I”). Jackson was installed as the

Fitch Ratings said reinsurers are likely to push for double-digit U.S. casualty rate increases during January renewals to keep up with loss trends from social inflation. The rating agency in

MGA leader talks about M&A red flags and the one question that helps uncover cultural alignment Amid fast-paced mergers and acquisitions (M&A) across the insurance industry, organizations often admit to

No single factor led a fire in the seaside Hawaiian town of Lahaina last year to rage out of control and kill 102 people, according to a state report that

Wind and storm surge drive estimated losses Estimated losses from Hurricane Francine could reach $1.5 billion, including insured wind and storm surge losses, according to data from CoreLogic. The modeling