The property market was in the hot seat coming out of 2017 and into 2018. But it’s the commercial insurance market that saw a ‘stealthy’ firming.

Jonny Allen and Charlie Richardson appointed new roles at Travelers; Tandis Nili joins Frenkel & Company; Iain Whittingham is recruited by Willis Towers Watson; Bonita Rogers heads to All Risks Ltd.; Jeff Langley moves to Alliant’s Houston Office; and Christopher Lowell steps into a leadership role at The Hartford.

These seven figures demonstrate the severity of the horrific wildfires that broke-out in California on November 8th. And as of today (November 16th), the fires are only 48% contained.

California’s insurance commissioner issued a release reminding residents to look for coverage under their homeowners’ policies for help with evacuation and recovery expenses during this volatile wildfire season.

Assuming cyber policies will respond to any loss related to the use of a computer could leave companies in a bind.

For small to mid-sized businesses operating abroad, risks multiply fast and could become an existential threat.

Research published two decades ago could hold the key to protecting lives and property — even against the wrath of blazes like the Camp and Woolsey Fires.

Property underwriters are keen to restore profit margins, so here are tips for keeping them sweet.

As global trade tensions rise, companies are increasingly looking at a type of insurance coverage that remains little used in the United States but provides a tool to deal with the risks linked to trade wars.

In this article, you can see a picture of the Mexico Beach house that stood its ground in the face of Hurricane Michael.

As farmers prepare their acres for seasonal tricks and treats, insurers work hard to garner coverage options for growing Halloween risks.

California’s new wildfire liability bill emphasizes mitigation planning, and will allow compliant utilities to pass some costs on to customers.

Take a look back to recent storms, and you’ll see that hurricanes became major flood events that caused billions in devastation. Yet places are still going uninsured.

Understanding the claims handling process better prepares your organization to bounce back from a loss.

Hospitality was one of the first industries to bear the brunt of premium hikes and coverage limitations from insurance carriers after 2017’s hurricane season.

Because gun violence is unpredictable, risk managers need to keep on top of any exclusions their active shooter insurance might hold.

Mass shootings result in nominal damage to infrastructure. Yet, property owners still choose to tear down and rebuild places where violence occurred.

Insurers have become increasingly proactive in helping insureds protect their properties. New technologies help homeowners go a step further in protecting their homes and their possessions.

Gig workers’ unique insurance needs drive delivery of on-demand coverage.

Having a resiliency plan and practicing it can make all the difference in a disaster.