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Neglected maintenance is one of the largest and most overlooked challenges in the insurance and property sectors, with a strong correlation to eventual insurance claims.
First Connect survey reveals 81% of agents face mounting customer speed demands while carriers invest in technology solutions.
As billions flow into infrastructure and energy, investors are turning to insurance to safeguard capital from political and credit shocks.
The latest people news in the industry today.
Quiet hurricane season and reduced natural disasters drive 2025 losses well below historical averages: Gallagher Re.
Unanimous ruling restricts compensation to functional impairment ratings when injured workers return to same or higher pay.
New research by Aflac reveals widening gaps between employer perceptions and employee realities.
Geneva Association survey reveals over 90% of companies seek coverage for generative AI exposures, with majority willing to pay premium increases.
Employers turn to wellbeing programs and flexible benefits to contain cost increases, Aon reported.
AI should go a long way in improving efficiency in claims management.
Three companies to date have seen their equity values climbed after disclosing reputation risk governance or insurance initiatives.
Pie Insurance research uncovers notable perception gaps between employers and employees in training, communication and safety priorities.
Workers’ compensation line posts lowest combined ratio among major P&C segments despite accelerating rate cuts: AM Best.
WTW survey reveals fundamental shift in risk landscape as new reputational risks displace traditional safety concerns for transportation companies.
New research outlines five critical implementation considerations organizations must address to harness AI benefits while mitigating privacy, accuracy, and transparency risks.
New behavioral study reveals injury severity, not company size, drives multimillion-dollar awards, Swiss Re reports.