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Berkshire's Vice Chair of Insurance Operations Ajit Jain said Geico reduced the insurer's headcount from approximately 50,000 to roughly 20,000, though he didn't specify the time period for the reductions.
May 5 -
Representative of the state's insurance industry tells regulator that insurers have to pass on the cost to stay solvent. Comments on the proposal are open through May 5.
May 2 -
Nick Gerhart, executive VP at the insurer specializing in funeral and end-of-life coverage, spoke about its technology advances, and the role of insurtech on a broader scale in the industry.
April 30 -
Insured losses from natural catastrophes could soar to $145 billion this year as population growth, urban sprawl and climate change combine to supercharge risks, according to a report by Swiss Re Institute.
April 29 -
Homeowners class action plaintiffs will depend on finding evidence of conspiracy in discovery process, a legal expert said, but the large scope and cost of discovery, as well as difficulty getting a summary judgment, are likely to lead defendant companies to settle.
April 27 -
Chubb CEO Evan Greenberg called for a "coherence of policy" to dispel confusion around President Donald Trump's approach to trade.
April 23 -
Nationwide names P&C Business Performance lead; The Hanover's first COO, plus more career moves.
April 22 -
The top five insurance companies have an average commercial auto market share of 6.4% as of December 31, 2024.
April 21 -
Consumer Watchdog argues that California's insurance commissioner cannot allow the FAIR Plan homeowners insurance of last resort to pass on half a $1 billion assessment to consumers.
April 20 -
AB 226, a borrowing mechanism bill passed by the state assembly, allows bond issues supporting the homeowners insurer of last resort – but doesn't specify traditional financing or catastrophe bonds. Cat bonds would not have to be paid back. Also, a climate finance policy advisor said, the bill doesn't account for future disaster risks.
April 20 -
Homeowners who invest in wildfire mitigation measures get no guarantee of breaking even in the form of premium discounts, an insurance attorney points out.
April 16 -
Recent wildfire updates include the Federal Housing Authority's waiving of quality-control reviews and the upheaval of the state's commercial real estate space.
April 15 -
The McCarran-Ferguson Act was enacted in 1945 and regulates insurance at the state level to create a competitive market.
April 14
National Association of Insurance Commissioners -
Jonathan Todd, partner at Benesch Law and Phil Nester, senior managing associate at Benesch Law shared responses on how current and proposed tariffs could impact the insurance industry.
April 14 -
The need for more granular forecasts is becoming more pressing as climate change increases the odds of extreme weather.
April 14 -
Carriers can reduce their development risks but should be patient and set expectations with partners, executives say.
April 13 -
Effective claims automation requires a cultural shift that prioritizes people, processes and strategic alignment.
April 10
Sollers Consulting -
An administrative law judge began hearings on an interim emergency homeowners insurance rate increase by State Farm General, the insurer's California unit. Attorneys for State Farm say the company's finances require the increase, to keep insurance available in the state. Opponents say only risk is a valid reason, not protecting the insurer's finances.
April 9 -
Keynova Group shared its Q1 2025 edition of the Mobile Insurance Scorecard. Progressive and Geico tied for first overall in mobile user experience.
April 9 -
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency is poised to eliminate most websites tied to its research division under plans for the cancellation of a cloud web services contract.
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