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Gag ordered over AIG, Munich Re, Swiss Re, Zurich, Starr and multiple Lloyd’s underwriters
The case, pending in the Southern District of New York, pits Newmont Corporation and its subsidiary, Newmont Ghana Gold Limited, against several major insurance carriers, including American International Group UK Limited (AIG UK), Munich Re, Swiss Re, Zurich American, Starr International, and several Lloyd’s underwriters. Newmont is seeking coverage under a suite of insurance policies…

Chill in the Air? Here’s How to Safely Heat Your Home and Patio
When the weather turns chilly outside, many homeowners turn to a fireplace, space heater, wood-burning stove or patio heater to make their space a little cozier. Yet these appliances require proper installation, use and maintenance to keep you, your home and your family safe. Installing and maintaining working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors is…

The new role of insurance networks: guiding agencies through change and complexity
“Some takeaways were that interest rates are likely to remain somewhat high, especially if tariffs are high, but that there’s a huge need for housing, especially multifamily housing,” he said. “So, networks can take back to their agencies, saying, ‘You ought to look at commercial habitation risk,’ because there’s building, there’s growth, there’s funding, and…

Tariffs threaten to push insurance costs higher for US households
Matt Brannon, who authored the report, said tariffs affecting imports from countries such as China, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and Vietnam will disrupt the construction supply chain and add to repair costs. He noted a similar outcome during the COVID-19 pandemic, when material shortages and price hikes also contributed to higher insurance rates. Source link

HDI Global maintains resilience in early 2025 trading period
Insurance revenue reached €2.6 billion, up from €2.3 billion in the same period last year. Operating profit (EBIT) rose to €195 million, compared to €140 million in the first quarter of 2024. Net income grew to €141 million, from €104 million a year earlier. Source link