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Most hurricane insurance denials in Florida not due to misconduct, regulator says
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Zurich North America announces key promotions in distribution strategy
Sletteland, who assumes the role of regional executive for New York Metro, most recently served as a broker relationship leader. Also based in the New York area, she joined Zurich in 2008 following roles at Marsh McLennan, Priceline, and Citigroup. In her new role, she will be responsible for overseeing Zurich’s engagement in one of…

Tariffs expected to put pressure on claims management
The claims sector, in particular, is vulnerable to global supply chain disruptions and material inflation that could drive up costs and slow down the resolution process. Pat Van Bakel (pictured), president, North America loss adjusted, Crawford & Company, told Insurance Business that while the full impact of tariffs is still evolving and uncertain, the industry…

Talanx confirms full-year outlook following historic quarterly result
Talanx performance across divisions In the reinsurance division, insurance revenue increased 5% to €7.0 billion. However, the insurance service result declined to €515 million from €720 million, driven by the California wildfires. The investment result before currency effects in reinsurance saw a modest increase to €252 million. Operating profit for the division was €702 million,…

Auto insurance digital shopping hits record high in 2025 – J.D. Power
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