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2025 Women in Insurance NEXT honoree, Korey Bruner, is vice president of underwriting operations, inland marine, for Argo Group.

Michelle Carter, chief underwriting officer, has been with workers' comp-focused organization Kinetic for just over a year. She is a 2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree.

Sabine Cain, senior vice president of digital production at Chubb, supervises the insurer's digital agent platform, which serves thousands, while guiding hundreds of managers and underwriters.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership NEXT honoree, Colleen Finn is Plymouth Rock Assurance chief marketing officer for homeowners insurance.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership: NEXT honoree, Waika Embry is southeastern regional vice president on Arch Insurance Group's excess and surplus property underwriting team.

Insurance has always been about helping people survive the unexpected and that survival has never been more vital and complex.

Belen Tokarski, president and chief operating officer of Mylo, believes in being direct and clear with colleagues at the brokerage insurtech, as the company grows.

The first time a significant catastrophe occurs, it's a black swan, and then it becomes part of the operating environment for risk management.

Michelle Buswell, COO of Legal & General America (LGA), discusses market growth and focusing on digital transformation.

Kari Allen, vice president and head of sales for Insureon, is a 2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree.

Sixteen leaders across the insurance industry have been recognized for their leadership and significant contributions to their companies, colleagues and the industry.

Matthew Porcelli, a meteorologist at The Weather Company, shares information about how weather data is necessary for insurance companies to provide information to policyholders.

While all six companies were profitable in the third quarter, most had earnings which were down from the prior periods, with MGIC setting a milestone.

A rare thing is about to happen in the $55 billion market for catastrophe bonds: a trigger event will wipe out 100% of a bond's principal.

Nationwide announced a $1.5 billion tech investment, Coalition acquired Wirespeed and more insurance news.

Data and insights from Aon, Verisk and Cotality.

The insured costs of Hurricane Melissa's damages to onshore property in Jamaica now range between $2.2 billion and $4.2 billion, according to data firm Verisk Analytics Inc.

Edison International Chief Executive Officer Pedro Pizarro said it is likely that the company's utility equipment could be found to be associated with the start of the deadly Eaton Fire.

Hurricane Melissa thrashed Cuba, unleashing landslides and flooding in the nation's second-largest city.