Risk Assessment

A federal investigation into unemployment insurance fraud in Minnesota has sent a subtle but distinct ripple through financial markets, signaling a new era of heightened scrutiny that is forcing investors to recalibrate their risk assessments. The U.S. Department of Labor's deployment of a

In a significant legal escalation with broad implications for the marine insurance market, the prominent maritime services provider Foss Maritime Company has initiated a federal lawsuit against three of its primary insurers. The complaint, filed on December 11, 2025, in the US District Court for

A recent executive order aiming to standardize artificial intelligence regulation has ignited a fierce constitutional debate, pitting the federal government's push for uniformity against the states' long-held authority over the insurance industry. This directive, signed by President Donald Trump on

Fifteen years after its landmark implementation, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is argued by critics to have fostered a healthcare landscape defined less by accessibility and more by systemic fraud, waste, and a persistent affordability crisis for American families. Instead of ushering in an era of

A recent report has shed light on a troubling trend where a growing number of employees are finding their health insurance unexpectedly inactive or terminated, revealing a significant and expanding gap in employer compliance. The findings from the Bermuda Health Council's 2024 Employer’s Compliance

The unsettling reality of modern domestic threats is that a catastrophe does not need to occur for profound financial and societal disruption to take place, a lesson starkly illustrated by a recently thwarted plot in Southern California. Federal authorities successfully intercepted a plan by four