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Hurricane Ian influenced risk management AM Best anticipates that most losses from Hurricane Francine will be manageable and largely absorbed by primary insurers due to the industry’s recent shift toward

Infrastructure and regulatory preparedness highlighted Matthew Bianchi, chairman of the Malta Financial Services Advisory Council (MFSAC) working group on insurance and pensions, stated that Malta is in a strong position

New report shows E&S business booming Insurance News By Steven Byerley The U.S. surplus lines insurance market reached  » Read More

Texas is inching closer to adopting revised oil and gas waste management rules for the first time in four decades. The Railroad Commission of Texas announced the draft rule at

JM Wilson, headquartered in Portage, Michigan, promoted several team members in its home office. Kristin Bolhuis Kristin Bolhuis was promoted to property and casualty manager. She works with carrier underwriters

DETROIT (AP) — Thousands of documents turned over by Michigan State University reveal nothing new about what the school might have known about years of sexual abuse committed by Larry

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The water level of the Mississippi River is unusually low for the third straight year, forcing barge companies to put limits on how much cargo they

Cooler weather is aiding the fight against a large Southern California wildfire, one of three large fires in the region. The Bridge Fire exploded in size on Tuesday, forcing evacuations

Company president on how to navigate a complex cyber market The risks facing law firms and accounting firms have become more complex and pervasive than ever before, with growing vulnerabilities

Global shocks and AI-generated disinformation make crisis management more challenging Businesses are facing increased challenges in managing reputational threats amid a rapidly evolving risk landscape marked by global shocks and