AM Best Revises James River Group Outlook to Negative
AM Best has revised the outlook for James River Group Holdings Ltd and most of its subsidiaries and has downgraded the credit ratings of JRG Reinsurance Company.
Title Insurer Reports Another Cybersecurity Event; Fitch Monitoring Ratings
Less than a month after New York insurance regulators said a title insurer would pay $1 million for violations of a cybersecurity regulation stemming from a 2019 breach, the holding company for the ...
California Commish Warns Insurers About Auto Insurance Consumer Complaints
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara issued an official notice to insurers regarding consumers who have been reporting issues obtaining auto insurance coverage. The California Department of ...
Aon-NFP Merger a Win-Win for Middle Market Segment, Aon Says
A merger between Aon and NFP will be a win-win for both brokers, creating a company that will be greater than the sum of its parts. While those weren't the exact words ...
California Workers’ Comp Report Shows Written Premium Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels
A new report from the Workers' Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau of California shows written premium in 2022 was 14 percent above the previous year. The WCIRB's Quarterly Experience Report is an ...
Apollo-Owned Aspen Insurance Files for IPO in U.S.
Private equity firm Apollo-owned Aspen Insurance on Wednesday filed its paperwork for an initial public offering in the United States, according to a regulatory filing.
The ...
Tech Bytes: New Partnerships at bolt, Convr AI, Mylo
bolt, an InsurTech with a technology-enabled property/casualty insurance exchange, announced a partnership with Ledger, a global platform to secure crypto and critical digital assets, to launch a new ...
Aon to Buy Middle-Market Broker NFP for $13.4 Billion
Aon plc this morning said it has a $13.4 billion deal in place to purchase broker NFP to expand its middle-market segment.
The purchase ...
Lloyd’s Extends Lease on Iconic London Headquarters Until 2035
Society of Lloyd's, better known as Lloyd's of London, has reached an agreement to remain in its One Lime Street headquarters until at least 2035, the Financial Times ...
