Radian Appoints Inigo Co-Founder to Lead Property and Casualty Strategy
After its $1.7 billion Inigo acquisition, Radian named Russell Merrett to lead property and casualty strategy and promoted Craig Knightley to chief underwriting officer.
NCCI Finds Higher Medical Use in Older Workers’ Compensation Claims
WTW Q3 Revenue Rises 7.6% as Middle East Headwinds Narrow Career Outlook
Senior Living Liability Costs Rise as Excess Insurance Tightens
Senior care claim payments are climbing while excess coverage costs more, pushing operators to strengthen controls and retain more risk.
Property Resilience Can Improve Insurance Terms, but Premium Credits Remain Uneven
Resilience work can attract insurance capacity and improve terms, but only 26% of surveyed organizations said insurers recognized their adaptation efforts.
Workers Comp Opioid Prescriptions Fall as Claims Costs and Recovery Outcomes Come Into Focus
Opioid prescribing has declined, but rising pharmacy costs and uncertain recovery gains put treatment outcomes, coordination and long-term claims under scrutiny.
Data Center Construction Drives Insurance Growth as Exposure Accumulation Rises
Billions in data center projects are expanding insurance demand, while insurers track concentrated exposures and weigh revenue that may fade after construction.
European Commercial Insurers Hold Strong Ratings, but Agency Coverage Is Thin
Most listed insurers average A to AA ratings, yet six have just one agency rating. Beazley could gain from closer ties to Zurich.
Data Center Expansion Raises D&O Disclosure and Oversight Risks
Data center projects face shifting rules, power constraints and rising costs, putting board oversight and investor disclosures under pressure.
Trucordia Shifts From Brokerage Scale to Selective Acquisitions and Integration
After roughly 300 acquisitions, Trucordia is focusing on integration, targeted deals and tools that support client service as organic growth slows.
Cyberattacks on Supermarket Refrigeration Put Food Loss Risk in Focus
French supermarket refrigeration failures show how cyber incidents can disrupt physical operations and spoil inventory, underscoring the value of backup safeguards.
Workers Compensation Opioid Cuts Need Recovery Measures, Not Prescription Counts
Fewer opioid prescriptions mark progress, but workers compensation also needs timely, individualized measures of pain relief and function.
Prediction Markets Offer Businesses New Ways to Hedge Freight and Weather Risk
Companies are testing event contracts to offset freight, tariff and weather exposure, though liquidity and payout mismatches limit their reach.
Kansas Appeals Court Reverses Menards Worker’s Medical Benefits Termination
The court ruled Menards acted 17 months after a future-care award, short of Kansas’ two-year threshold for presuming treatment was unnecessary.
Just Eat Pauses AI Menu Image Trial After Food Misfires
Just Eat has halted AI-generated menu pictures after images misrepresented British dishes, raising questions about their reliability for restaurant listings.