$5M coverage clash: St. Paul sues Big Brothers Big Sisters
Trial is two weeks out, and insurer and policyholder are $5 million apart on what's left
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ART solutions still popular despite softer market conditions, says WTW
Alternative risk transfer is continuing to be used by insureds despite softer market conditions, according to WTW’s new report, Insurance Marketplace Realities 2027. The broker says buyers are engagin
New York State Declares Measles Disaster Emergency
New York Governor Kathy Hochul declared a statewide disaster emergency on Monday over a measles outbreak, the first such declaration by a U.S. state since cases began surging in 2025. The state also e
State Farm set to raise rates by almost 8%
Nearly 1.5 million policies affected – insurer’s actuaries wanted even more
The $200 billion problem sitting under UK insurance transformation
Legacy data is not just an IT headache. It is a strategic liability quietly determining which insurers and brokers can actually deliver on their transformation promises - and which cannot
LMA and IUA extend job simulations to underwriting
Online tasters for underwriting and operations follow claims versions that drew over 1,300 enrolments
US commercial property rates down 10.5% in Q2: Lockton
US commercial property rates decreased by 10.5% in Q2 2026, according to broker Lockton, which warns that pricing momentum could be slowing. Publishing its October US market outlook, Lockton says whil
L’Oreal explores unloading chemical-related liabilities: Report
(Reuters) – L’Oreal has engaged restructuring advisers to explore options for rising U.S. legal liabilities linked to its use of talc and other chemical ingredients in some of its cosmetic
Same affidavit, two addresses: clinic loses no-fault fight with State Farm
Same affidavit, two different addresses. Only one of them was right
EY Singapore launches Climate Resilience Center of Excellence
EY Singapore has launched the EY Climate Resilience Centre of Excellence (CoE) to support organisations across Asia Pacific whose assets, operations, supply chains and investments are threatened by cl
Insurers fight claims tied to ‘tax scam’ investments
Insurers, including Liberty Mutual, are fighting claims involving an estimated $1 billion in limits after writing policies on what the Internal Revenue Service has called one of the “worst of the wors
Insurance moves: FM, Policy Expert and Arch Insurance EU
FM creates an EMEA market strategy role, Policy Expert hires Convex's UK finance chief and Arch Insurance EU names a head of cyber for Italy
Pennsylvania Measles Cases Rise to 1,004 as Outbreak Spreads
Pennsylvania’s health department reported 1,004 measles cases as of Monday, as the state grapples with a fast-growing outbreak. Five Pennsylvania residents have died after contracting the highly
Connecting the risk management dots: Philippe Cotelle
Philippe Cotelle tells Commercial Risk how the first year of his Ferma presidency was about building relationships, creating greater collaboration and strengthening the federation’s foundations under
Aon opens new Taiwan office and commits to market
Aon has announced the relocation of its Taiwan corporate office at Fubon A25 in Xinyi District, as colleagues moved into the new space in early August 2026. This relocation reflects Aon’s continued in
Broker facilities expand as tech, alternative capital reshape capacity
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — Broker facilities that automatically or rapidly provide following capacity are expanding as brokers seek to speed placements, use data to package portfolios of risks and t
Long-term care planning gap points to a missed advisor conversation
Six in 10 Americans expect to need long-term care but most have no financial plan for it
RiskIQ Nexus helps risk managers sow upside of risk says Lindsey
Christopher Lindsey, managing director, Risk & Analytics, Asia, Willis, says that the early implementation in Asia of the broker’s new risk intelligence platform RiskIQ Nexus shows the value of an int
SME cyber risk misread leaves UK brokers facing an uphill sale
Markel research finds 39% of uninsured small businesses think they face low risk, despite evidence to the contrary
FIGA loses bid to block housefire contents claim over missing inventory
The insurer agreed to admit the evidence, then argued it was not enough. That did not go well
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