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In a world where trust and reliability matter more than ever, two family-owned local businesses—CH Insurance and Northside Collision—are teaming up to deliver unmatched confidence to Central New York drivers. This collaboration is about shared values: a mutual commitment to quality, integrity, local community, and five-star service. Both CH and Northside Collision are staples in the…

From AI deepfakes to wire transfer fraud, cyber risks are growing for high-net-worth individuals
Gia Snape of Insurance Business sat down with Kareen Boyadjian (pictured), vice president of personal and healthcare cyber underwriting, to discuss emerging cyber risks for high-net-worth individuals and families, including social engineering, wire transfer, and artificial intelligence-driven threats, and how the cyber insurance market can evolve to address gaps in coverage. Source link

Why the lowest price doesn’t always mean the best property insurance deal
What’s going on in the property market? What was once a fiercely hard market marked by tight capacity, high rates, and restrictive terms has, over the last year and a half, softened in dramatic fashion. That change didn’t come overnight, according to Michelle Yuko (pictured on the right), EVP at Amwins Insurance Brokerage. Source link

How the reinsurance market shapes P&C insurance rates for real estate investors
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