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When buyers are able to show that their original underwriting is taking inflation into account, they face less pressure on renewal terms.
While rates in January and February were consistent with the last quarter of 2021, rates did start to move up even more in March 2022.
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is moving to amend its climate disclosure survey – and insurers may not like it.
More than 50 severe flood events around the world caused combined economic losses of $82 billion in 2021, while insured losses stood at slightly more than $20 billion.
A judge in Washington has signed an order formally staying the Washington Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler’s ban on using credit ratings to help set insurance premiums.
About 70% of licensed drivers used a mobile device while driving in the past three months as the U.S. saw more than 3,100 distracted driving-related fatalities in 2020.
U.S. self-driving truck companies have a golden opportunity in the form of a nationwide driver shortage, but their robot drivers still are not ready.
