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Tokio Marine partners on restaurant coverage
Tokio Marine HCC – Specialty Group, a unit of Tokio Marine HCC, said Wednesday it partnered with Adaptive Insurance to distribute its Restaurant Recovery coverage
WBN Survey: Global Business Leaders Shift Risk Strategy With Insurance
Global organization are moving from risk mitigation to a risk-led strategy as business leaders shift their approach to risk, influenced by geopolitical instability, economic uncertainty,
Allianz storms into 2026 as P&C arm powers blockbuster quarter
The bigger story may be how quickly Bäte’s medium-term ambitions are coming into view. At Allianz’s Capital Markets Day in December 2024, the group laid
Insurance moves: Symetra, Skyward Specialty, Blue Owl and others
Corebridge and Equitable also named the leadership team for their combined company Source link
US auto insurance shopping cools from ‘hot’ to ‘warm’ in Q1 2026: Report
“As auto insurance shopping growth begins to level off loyalty can be what separates temporary wins from sustainable growth. Insurers that invest now in retaining
Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 robotaxis after driverless car drove through a flooded road
The triggering incident took place on April 20, when an unoccupied Waymo robotaxi operating on a 40 mph highway approached a lane submerged in water.
No goodwill in crime film: lawsuit
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon’s latest crime thriller “The Rip” has sparked some off-screen drama, with two South Florida police officers suing the actors’ production company over
Comp posts 91% combined ratio in 2025, extends underwriting gains
Workers compensation continued its run of underwriting profitability in 2025, posting a 91% combined ratio and marking the 12th consecutive year of underwriting gains, even
Waymo Recalls Robotaxis After Vehicle Drove on a Flooded Road
Waymo is recalling thousands of robotaxis to fix a software issue that could cause the autonomous vehicles to drive on flooded roads. The recall affects
Munich Re Q1 profit jumps on lower catastrophe losses
Munich Re reported first-quarter net income of €1.7 billion ($2 billion), up 57% from a year earlier, driven by lower major-loss claims and strong underwriting
