USQRisk, the international managing general agent specializing in alternative risk transfer and unique risk solutions, announces the retirement of its UK CEO, David Hall.
Author: Maria Valdez Haubrich
Florida Condo Owners Face Rising Costs as New Safety Rules Take Effect
Condominium owners in Florida are bracing for significant cost increases in 2025 as new safety regulations, enacted in the wake of the tragic Champlain Towers South collapse, begin to take effect.
California Mandates Insurers Cover Fire-Prone Areas Amid Wildfire Risks
California is taking a historic step to address its insurance crisis in wildfire-prone areas. Under a new state regulation announced recently, insurers withdrawing from high-risk zones must return if they wish to continue doing business in the state.
AAU Announces Hire of Brenda Kent in Acworth, GA
AAU, a division of USG Insurance Services, Inc., is pleased to announce the hire of Brenda Kent, Producer/Broker, to their Personal Lines Team.
Understanding “Fronting” and Its Consequences
Insurance agents play a crucial role in educating their clients about maintaining valid car insurance policies and avoiding the practice known as “fronting.”
Liberty Mutual to Exit California Condo and Rental Insurance Markets in 2026
Liberty Mutual, California’s fourth-largest home insurer, has announced plans to withdraw from the state’s condominium and rental insurance markets by 2026.
New Proposal Aims to Increase Transparency for Medicare Advantage Plan Enrollment
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has proposed new regulations requiring insurance agents and brokers to provide more detailed information to beneficiaries about Medicare Advantage plans.
Key Trends in U.S. Employee Benefits for 2025: Balancing Costs and Care
As healthcare costs continue to rise, employers in the U.S. are navigating a challenging landscape of increasing expenses, evolving employee expectations, and the need to remain competitive in attracting and retaining talent.
Commercial Property Insurance Sees Signs of Stabilization After Years of Rate Hikes
The U.S. commercial property insurance sector is showing signs of stabilization after years of consistent rate increases, according to a new report from the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I).
South Florida’s Sinking High-Rises: Study Reveals Unexpected Risks for Coastal Buildings
A recent study has revealed that nearly three dozen high-rise buildings along a stretch of South Florida’s coastline are sinking or settling, raising concerns about structural integrity and long-term safety.