Marsh Appoints Matt Stadler CEO of Marsh Agency
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People Moves: Reath Named Marsh Risk US Real Estate, Hospitality Practice Head; Sternadori to Lead AXIS US Excess Casualty, Flaherty CUO Wholesale Casualty
Marsh Appoints Reath US Real Estate & Hospitality Practice Leader, Marsh Risk Marsh, headquartered in New York City, appointed of Alexander Reath as U.S. real estate and hospitality practice leade
Food giant takes Chubb and Liberty Mutual to court over UPF coverage denial
Hundreds of millions in coverage purchased - but who pays when the lawsuits land?
How to start and grow your own insurance brokerage
Discover what experienced insurance professionals learned on their journey to brokerage ownership and why the right support can make all the difference
Morton to replace McNamara at Allianz Commercial
Allianz Commercial has announced that AIG’s Stephen Morton will become its new global head of captive fronting and captive solutions from 1 March. Morton will continue to be based in Paris and report
Ex-Microsoft security chief warns employee apathy could derail insurance’s AI push
Insurance leaders may be focused on AI accuracy and bias, but Sarah Armstrong-Smith warns the biggest threat is workers disengaging from the transformation
Hong Kong focuses on climate resilience and innovation
The Hong Kong Insurance Authority (IA) plans to integrate insurance into urban planning to improve the city's resilience against climate change. The Insurance Authority recently hosted a featured even
US Lawmakers Urge Trump to Maintain Ban on Chinese Automakers
More than two dozen Democratic lawmakers on Friday urged President Donald Trump to keep in place a ban on Chinese automakers out of the U.S. market, ahead of his meeting with China’s President X
Court backs Wesco's rapid judgment against silent contractor
A drywall contractor's months of silence cost it any chance to challenge a premium debt
Citadel’s Miami HQ Construction on Hold After Accident, Report Says
Construction work on Citadel’s new headquarters in Miami has been paused following an accident on the site last week, the Wall Street Journal reported. The collapse of a rig last week prompted c
Marine market sees premium growth but remains soft: IUMI
Premium income for global marine insurance increased by 5.5% in 2025 to $42.6bn but the underlying market remains soft across major business lines, according to the latest market analysis from the Int
Minnesota Man Indicted for Shooting a Firefighting Aircraft
A Minnesota man was indicted by a grand jury for shooting and damaging a firefighting aircraft that was fighting a forest fire. Daniel Christian Pettit, 48, of Portage Township, Minnesota, was indicte
From Smart Glasses to AI Pins, Privacy Fears Challenge Tech’s Next Big Bet
Companies betting AI devices will usher in a post-smartphone era are fueling privacy fears around the globe that could slow adoption of the emerging technology. The backlash against devices that can s
Multinational programmes: Managing fragmented AI-risks and related regulation
As artificial intelligence reshapes the risk landscape, multinational insurance programmes can help global organisations navigate emerging exposures and an increasingly fragmented regulatory environme
Chubb unit needn’t cover insolvent insurer’s gap: Colorado court
A unit of Chubb is not required to pick up defense and liability costs left behind when one of an industrial manufacturer's other insurers went insolvent, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday.
Axis hires former Navigators casualty head
Axis Capital on Tuesday named Kyle Sternadori, formerly head of casualty at The Hartford’s Navigators unit, head of U.S. excess casualty.
Sonic operator wins arbitration appeal in worker’s fatal shooting
A Texas appeals court ruled that a Sonic Drive-In operator can enforce an arbitration agreement covering claims stemming from an employee’s fatal shooting, rejecting arguments that the agreement was u
BYD Recalls 183,000 Cars in China Over Brake-Pedal Safety Risk
BYD Co. issued a recall for more than 183,200 vehicles in China over brake-pedal safety risks, the country’s market regulator said. Most of the models affected were the Tang series of electric a
Esurance keeps summary judgment after Texas court tosses appeal
The family sued four defendants but only appealed a ruling against one of them
Google to Fund Power-Capacity Increases at Two Georgia Nuclear Plants
Alphabet Inc. agreed to fund capacity increases at two nuclear plants operated by a Southern Co. subsidiary that will add about 96 megawatts of new supplies amid a data center-driven jump in electrici
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