Since 2022, the commercial property insurance sector has experienced significant changes, primarily driven by environmental, economic, and reinsurance challenges. This evolution has led to the adoption of risk-based pricing, a method that uses specific building risk profiles to calculate premiums
In recent years, the intersections between major insurance companies' investment strategies and their stance on environmental sustainability have raised significant ethical concerns. These corporations face scrutiny for their contradictory practices, where they invest in liquefied natural gas (LNG)
A recently introduced Senate bill is approaching the health insurance framework with proposed changes that could shift costs significantly across the market. The "Supporting Healthy Moms and Babies Act," brought forward by a group of senators, mandates comprehensive coverage without copays for
In a rapidly evolving commercial property market, the recent legal judgment involving Picturehouse Cinemas and London Trocadero LLP has captured the sector's attention. Industry expert Simon Glairy provides valuable insights into the case and its broader implications for landlords and tenants.
Amidst a sharp 50% hike in building insurance bills for former council homeowners, West Dunbartonshire Labour Councillors are calling for a reassessment of the Sold Block Building Insurance scheme. These residents, who had previously acquired their properties from the local authority, find
Scotland has witnessed a notable surge in private hospital admissions, reflecting a complex transformation within its healthcare landscape. This 6% increase in 2025, amounting to 50,000 patients, marks a sustained upward trend for four consecutive years. These figures highlight not only a surge in
