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Bonnie Steen, who will mark 18 years with the company this year, has been promoted to regional vice president. Steen previously served as vice president and managing director for the company’s offices in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Ruston, Louisiana. Source link

Ethos considering IPO — report
Led by co-founder and CEO Peter Colis, Ethos reported 50% year-over-year revenue growth in 2024 but did not disclose further details. The company, which offers life insurance policies of up to $3 million without requiring a medical exam, promotes a streamlined approval process that takes about 10 minutes, according to its website. Source link

TMHCC’s Susan Rivera named APIW Insurance Woman of the Year
Her career began as an actuary at AIG before moving into underwriting, where she held senior positions, including president of American Home Assurance Company. She later joined Praetorian Insurance Company, which was acquired by QBE, where she served as president of QBE Specialty and chief actuary for QBE’s Americas division. Before TMHCC, she was president…

State Farm agrees to reduce proposed interim rate increase for California homeowners
David Appel, an economist serving as a consultant for State Farm General, said denying the rate request could affect the company’s ability to continue operating in the California market. He recommended allowing the increase on an interim basis, with a full rate hearing to follow to evaluate whether the emergency adjustment was warranted. Source link

Insurers can still seek contribution after payment despite co-insurer’s settlement
In a decision issued April 10, 2025, the Oregon Supreme Court affirmed that Continental Casualty Company retains the right to seek contribution from another insurer for environmental cleanup defense costs it paid, even after the co-insurer entered into a settlement with the insured. The court’s ruling in Continental Casualty Co. v. Argonaut Insurance Co., 373…