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Survey Offers Tips on Ways to Assist Homeowners in Procuring Adequate Coverage
The number of severe climate-related disasters in the United States escalated by 32 percent between 2019 and 2022, causing insured losses over the same period to rise by nearly 300 percent, according ...
FBI Focused on Nabbing Scattered Spider Hackers
The U.S. FBI is working towards charging hackers from the aggressive Scattered Spider criminal gang who are largely based in the U.S. and western countries and have breached dozens of American ...
Triple-I: Slowdown in U.S. P/C Replacement Costs Likely Short-Lived
Property/casualty replacement costs in the U.S. are increasing at a slower pace than overall inflation and will likely continue to do so for the next 24 months, according to the Insurance Information ...
El Nino to End by June, La Nina to Appear Later in the Year
The El Nino weather pattern should fade out by June but could be replaced by the La Nina phenomenon by the second half of the year, a U.S. government forecaster said on Thursday. There is a 49 ...
NHTSA Seeks to Know How Tesla Developed, Verified Autopilot Recall
Federal highway safety investigators want Tesla to tell them how and why it developed the fix in a recall of more than 2 million vehicles equipped with the company's Autopilot partially automated ...
Fannie Mae Guidelines Raise Concerns, Could Bar ACV Coverage for Homes
An updated guideline from Fannie Mae, if it stands, could throw a wrench into the property/casualty insurance industry's move toward actual cash value for more homeowners and condo coverage. A Fannie ...
Triple-I: Signs of Improvement in Florida Property Insurance Market After Reforms
Fraught with fraud and litigation abuse, the Florida insurance market is finally showing signs of stabilization amid legislative reforms passed in 2022 and 2023, according to a new Triple-I Issues ...
U.S. Financial Regulators Work on Delayed Dodd-Frank Compensation Rules
A trio of U.S. financial regulators have resumed work on a long-delayed rule-writing project to make executive compensation plans at financial firms more sensitive to risk. The Federal Deposit ...