As premiums rise, insurers struggle to hold onto high-value customers.
Author: Maria Valdez Haubrich
Joia M. Johnson Named to Brown & Brown, Inc. Board of Directors
Brown & Brown, Inc. has announced the addition of Joia M. Johnson, retired chief legal officer, chief administrative officer, general counsel, and corporate secretary of Hanesbrands Inc. (“Hanes”), to Brown & Brown’s board of directors.
AIG Appoints Scott Hallworth as Chief Digital Officer
American International Group, Inc. has announced that Scott Hallworth will be joining AIG as Chief Digital Officer, effective September 1.
Wildfire Risk 2025: Priced Out and Burned Out
Cotality’s latest report, Wildfire Risk 2025: Priced Out and Burned Out, paints a sobering picture of how climate-driven destruction, soaring rebuild costs, and shrinking insurance options are colliding to leave families and lenders in financial jeopardy.
Amwins Releases 2025 Transportation State of the Market Report
Report highlights economic headwinds, tightening capacity and emerging risks impacting the transportation industry
Markel Insurance Completes Agreement To Sell Reinsurance Renewal Rights to Nationwide
Markel Insurance, the insurance operations within Markel Group Inc., has completed the sale of the renewal rights for its Global Reinsurance business to Nationwide.
Florida Peninsula Insurance Seeks Approval for Major Rate Cuts
Florida homeowners could soon see some financial relief as one of the state’s largest private property insurers looks to cut premiums.
Hurricane Erin Strengthens to Category 4, Brings Evacuation Orders and Coastal Warnings
Hurricane Erin has regained strength as a Category 4 storm and is expected to generate dangerous surf and coastal conditions along the Eastern Seaboard, Bermuda, and Atlantic Canada this week.
Berkley Cyber Introduces New Endorsement for Incident Response Teams
Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions, a business unit of W. R. Berkley Corporation, has announced a new endorsement aimed at reimbursing specific personal and logistical costs incurred by employees responding to cyber breach events.
Flood Damage in Southeastern Wisconsin Not Covered by Standard Home Insurance; FEMA Aid Awaited
More than 13,000 residents in southeastern Wisconsin are grappling with extensive property damage following record-setting flash flooding over the weekend.