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The IIS's Global Priorities Survey found that the percentage of executives saying that geopolitical conflicts are a top priority soared from 5% in 2021 to 42% in 2022.
The rate hike for residential property insurance policies was a move the insurance department blamed on the rising costs of reinsurance.
The composite rates for both commercial and personal lines rose in the third quarter, according to new data from MarketScout.
Property and casualty insurance providers across the country wrote more than $797 billion in premiums in 2021.
The downgrade of one of Tower Hill's insurance companies has led to new speculation that they could be the next insurer to falter in FL.
Major manufacturers and sellers of products containing PFAS have already been the subject of state-driven litigation and class action lawsuits.
The efforts to clean up the debris and garbage from Hurricane Ian are ongoing in Lee and Collier counties.
RMS published a $53-$74 billion estimate of the range of losses coming to private market insurers from Hurricane Ian.
Damaged infrastructure created new obstacles for claims adjusters responding to Hurricane Ian.
The number of claims filed continues to rise with estimated insured losses of over $4.2 billion.
Across Florida, Hurricane Ian trampled through about 4 million acres of farmland, according to the latest figures from the Agriculture Department.
Two stretches of the southern Mississippi River were reopened to commercial traffic after dredging operations deepened the shipping channel.
Lloyd’s of London is investigating a possible cyber attack and has taken initial precautions in response.
The California Geological Survey has released updated tsunami hazard maps for seven counties to help users determine whether they are in areas at risk for inundation and for planning.
Drivers using advanced driver assistance systems like Tesla (TSLA.O) Autopilot or General Motors (GM.N) Super Cruise often treat their vehicles as fully self-driving despite warnings, a new study has found.
