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Fuse Launches Real Estate and Habitational Vertical Amid Split Commercial Property Market

The launch comes as the commercial property market shows diverging conditions rather than a uniform trend.

California Flood Risk Expands Beyond Traditional Insurance Boundaries

Pacifica California, USA - January 6, 2023: As a weather phenomena known as a bomb cyclone touched down in Northern California, widespread flooding and damage occurred, including in Pacifica, a costal hamlet a short drive South from San Francisco.

This exposure highlights a widening gap between actual risk and current insurance coverage.

Allstate Files RICO Lawsuit Alleging $7.9 Million Auto Insurance Fraud Scheme

According to the filing, the defendants allegedly operated a network of healthcare businesses through multiple management entities.

AI Exclusions in Insurance Policies Draw Scrutiny as Litigation Expands

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Some carriers require narrower coverage through endorsements, while others offer policies with affirmative AI-specific coverage.

Global M&A Insurance Market Gains Ground Heading Into 2026

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Transactional risk insurance is now a standard component of deal execution across private equity, corporate M&A, secondaries, carve-outs, restructurings, and financings.

Colorado Lawmakers Revisit Hail-Resistant Roof Program to Address Rising Homeowners Insurance Costs

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The legislation would impose a 0.5% fee on homeowners insurance policies to generate up to $20 million annually.

Marine Heat Waves and Rapid Intensification Linked to Higher Tropical Cyclone Losses, Study Finds

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The researchers analyzed more than 4 decades of global data and found that 52% of landfalling tropical cyclones occurred during marine heatwave conditions.

Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Strengthen Truck Insurance Requirements

Due to their high center of gravity, semi-trucks can roll over easily.

The bill focuses on addressing gaps in current insurance standards, which lawmakers say no longer reflect today’s economic conditions or the true cost of crash-related damages.

HOA Fees Exceed $6,000 Annually for Millions of U.S. Homeowners

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According to a LendingTree report, one in three homeowners across the 100 largest metropolitan areas pay HOA or condo fees.

California Considers New Fire Insurance Rules Following Wildfire Claims Concerns

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Lawmakers, regulators, and industry groups are weighing reforms aimed at improving claims processes while addressing concerns about costs, timelines, and market stability.