Brokers working with clients affected by Hurricane Lala may need to navigate several potentially responsive policies as wind, flood, water intrusion and ground movement combine within the same loss.

Corri Campbell brings nearly three decades of LTC sales experience to lead brokerage sales for health products ...

Cyber claims are no longer just about system failures and ransomware. AI has moved the risk into territory that traditional ...

Average vehicle damage claims have climbed 25% in five years, and insurers say energy-driven inflation is only adding to the ...

Surge is testing Australia's ability to manage industrial cyber risk - and most industrial businesses are uninsured when it ...

Price Forbes has named Chris Harris managing director and head of US casualty, putting a broker with underwriting experience ...

Aon has launched Sidecar X, a platform that connects insurer capital with representations and warranties and tax insurance ...

AIA Australia paid more than $2.4 billion across 34,000 claims in 2025. Mental health was the dominant driver across both ...

Big Three share fell nine points in one year as employers under 1,000 cut ties over contract gaps and fiduciary concern ...

The acquisition links virtual therapy for 200 million covered lives with UHS's 346 inpatient behavioral health facilities ...

This is putting pressure on the traditional private equity (PE)-backed aggregation model, according to Brian Morgan (pictured), CEO of American Growth Insurance (AGI), who argues that simply combining ...

Hurricane Lala never made landfall, but its rainfall alone has generated a multi-line claims picture spanning flood, auto and ...