Property

When a studio fire destroys physical assets and interrupts business, the resulting insurance payouts are treated as two distinct types of financial events by the Social Security Administration. Navigating the aftermath of a catastrophic event requires more than just physical restoration; it demands

Local stakeholders are demanding clearer guidelines for roof replacements to prevent unnecessary financial burdens on homeowners who already face high premiums. This urgent call for clarity comes as the archipelago grapples with an unprecedented contraction in the private insurance market, leaving

For four consecutive years, inland marine insurers have maintained loss and loss adjustment expense ratios more than twenty percentage points lower than the industry average. This remarkable achievement underscores the segment’s unique position as a bastion of stability within the broader property

Extreme heatwaves across Europe claimed over 10,500 lives in May and June of 2026, highlighting the rising human cost of non-atmospheric climate events. This tragic toll coincides with a period of financial stabilization within the broader global natural disaster landscape, as insured losses have

Secondary perils are becoming a primary concern for the insurance industry as the frequency and severity of these events continue to escalate globally. In the past year alone, mid-sized convective storms and unmodeled flood events accounted for over sixty percent of total insured losses,

The New York Housing Conference identifies escalating insurance costs as a primary barrier to the development and maintenance of affordable housing units across the five boroughs. This financial strain has reached a breaking point, prompting the New York City Council to take unprecedented action by