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Hampered by a lack of institutional authority, the Illinois Department of Insurance goes to court to compel State Farm to provide property insurance market data. The insurer says it has already given the regulator data to justify its recent rate increase.
October 20 -
AI delivers value by parsing more information from broker submissions and gathering more data points.
October 19 -
Jay Koh, a private equity veteran and former Carlyle Group Inc. executive, says investors should be paying a lot more attention to the new economy forming around extreme weather.
October 16 -
Preliminary insured losses for the first nine months of 2025 already stand at about $105 billion, according to a report Wednesday by Gallagher Re.
October 15 -
Several insurance and wildfire-related bills were signed into law October 10, including authorization for bonds to finance California's insurer of last resort.
October 14 -
Reed Smith insurance plaintiff attorney Hugh Lumpkin points to 90% of Citizens Property Insurance arbitrations denying claims, with insurer funding judges' salaries.
October 12 -
The federal flood insurance program, which lapsed just before the government shutdown, mostly covered severe repetitive flood risk that the industry cannot cover.
October 9 -
Mercury Insurance, among others, are building climate science teams to better inform their risk and pricing.
October 8 -
A new analysis from S&P Global Mobility forecasts more than 95 million autonomous vehicles on the road by 2035, changing traditional auto insurance coverage.
October 8 -
Digital Insurance spoke with Veronika Torarp of PwC about the need for more climate resilience efforts, and what their benefits can be.
October 7