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“Further discussions and drafting of the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (‘FIT21’) bill, which could provide greater regulatory clarity for digital assets, is expected,” he said. “This legislation aims to clarify standards for decentralisation, intermediary requirements and the potential evolution of future regulations, to support innovation and growth in the United…
Chubb reports significant wildfire impact on first-quarter results
In comparison, Chubb achieved record net income of $9.27 billion for FY2024, or $22.70 per share, and core operating income of $9.20 billion, or $22.51 per share. Consolidated net premiums written were $51.5 billion, up 8.7%, with global P&C up 9.6% and life insurance up 15.7%. The P&C combined ratio for the year was 86.6%….
Energy insurance market softening as capacity reaches record highs: Willis
The upstream market, which has seen a 5% growth in capacity, is benefiting from a quiet year for losses. This growth continues to fuel soft market conditions. Insurers are under pressure to expand their market share, which has led to reductions in rates and an increasing willingness among underwriters to take on leadership roles, further…
Argo Group appoints new chief executive officer
Industry and market outlook The leadership transition comes as Argo adapts to shifting industry dynamics, including regulatory changes, rising litigation costs, and evolving risks in the specialty insurance sector. With Donahue at the helm, the company is expected to continue refining its underwriting approach while seeking growth opportunities in niche markets. Source link
Small restaurants, big risks: The coverage gaps that could shut them down
For small restaurants, the margin for error is razor-thin. Small restaurants have always had plenty to worry about – fires in the kitchen, workplace injuries, liability claims, and the ever-present risk of a foodborne illness shutting them down overnight. Unlike large chains with corporate backing, independent restaurants don’t have the financial cushion to absorb major…
Massachusetts high court: indemnity clause survives time limitation statute
“A key difference between an action in tort and an action in contract is that in the latter, the standard of performance is set by the defendants’ promises, rather than imposed by law,” the court wrote. The indemnity obligation in this case, the court found, was one CHA “freely and intelligently chose to be bound”…