The rise of electric vehicles and advanced automotive technologies is significantly altering the auto insurance industry, impacting costs and prompting innovative insurance practices.
Amazon’s Neighbors app discontinues its Request for Assistance tool, restricting police video access, while introducing new features to foster greater community connection and sharing.
The Allianz Risk Barometer 2024 emphasizes the insurance industry’s innovative responses to contemporary challenges like cyber threats and climate-related disasters, including advanced technologies and collaborative strategies.
In 2023, a record number of natural disasters, driven by severe earthquakes and storms, led to unprecedented economic and insured losses, highlighting the urgency for improved global resilience.
A new WTW report emphasizes the growing importance of climate transition planning for businesses adapting to a low-carbon economy and regulatory demands.
Equip yourself with insights to understand the volatile homeowner insurance market in 2024, leveraging technology for affordable and comprehensive coverage.
Survey reveals U.S. insurers are optimistic about 2024’s market, planning to increase investment risks and incorporate AI in their investment strategies.
Achieving a 52-week high in share price, Allstate Insurance stands as a testament to investor trust, backed by robust financial health and historical solidity.
VF Corp, parent company of North Face and Vans, reports 35.5 million consumers’ data compromised in a December cyberattack but confirms no critical financial data stolen.
Russian group Nobelium, known for the SolarWinds breach, infiltrated Microsoft’s top executives’ email accounts, highlighting escalating cybersecurity threats amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
In a move to streamline disaster relief, FEMA is set to introduce faster fund access, broader repair eligibility, and an easier application process for disaster survivors.
HB 7173 aims to reform Rhode Island’s workers’ compensation law, focusing on employee rights and anti-discrimination measures, with significant implications for employers.
Discover groundbreaking insights from the Shin Research Program, exploring talent and leadership trends in the insurance industry, focusing on skills, growth, and innovation.
Gallagher Re’s report reveals that secondary perils and severe weather events have led to global insured losses of $123 billion in 2023, marking a concerning trend in climate-related damages.