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While official return to office mandates have gathered steam, what they look like in practice can vary widely. -
When it comes to sympathetic juries, high net worth individuals are under the same pressure as corporations.
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But June was the busiest month of the year on the back of recent broker churn.
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The January wildfires did little to hamper their appetite, apart from California.
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Elevated cat losses in H1 weren’t enough to stop a further softening of the market.
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A second look at the services deals boom powered by this publication’s M&A Tracker.
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Much was learned after the fires, but it could take years before that data influences models.
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It didn’t have a major impact on insurers’ finances – instead, it served as a wake-up call.
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The impact of SAM claims is reverberating through the tower and the broader marketplace beyond hospitals.
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Chubb told insurers to look inward in the fight against LitFin, but insurers are also tied to that industry.
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The NYC taxi insurance market is on the brink of collapse. Regulatory relief has been nowhere to be found.
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Estimates on what a cat five in downtown Miami could cost vary, but it would be painful for reinsurers.
