Similar Posts
Lloyd’s reports lower profit in 2024 with higher claims ratio from disasters
Lloyd’s 2024 results Gross written premium for the year, meanwhile, rose to £55.5 billion, up from £52.1 billion in 2023, representing a 6.5% increase. The growth was driven primarily by an 8.5% rise in volume, including 7.6% from existing syndicates and 0.9% from new entrants. Source link
Michigan Supreme Court blocks retroactive tolling for pre-2019 PIP claims
Michigan’s top court affirms that providers can’t rely on 2019 tolling rules Source link
Mediobanca proposes new terms for Generali CEO
Tensions between Generali’s management, Mediobanca, and the billionaire investors have been further heightened this year over the insurer’s agreement with French banking group BPCE to merge their investment units, aiming to create Europe’s second-largest asset manager. Some Generali board members, backed by Caltagirone, have opposed the deal. Source link
New Mexico clamps down on personal data sharing – insurers take note
A newly signed bill in New Mexico has introduced sweeping restrictions on the disclosure of sensitive personal information by state agency employees, in a move that is likely to have compliance implications for insurers, contractors, and government service providers. The “Nondisclosure of Sensitive Personal Information Act,” passed under Senate Bill 36 (SB 36), will take…
Insurance crisis threatens Illinois foster care system, prompting legislative action
A search for solutions With the legislation in limbo, lawmakers have turned to a task force model, aiming to bring all stakeholders to the table – including the Department of Insurance, DCFS, insurers, legal advocates, and child welfare organizations. The group is expected to begin meeting within 30 days of all appointments and must submit…
Insurers see trade disputes as growing risk, Goldman Sachs survey finds
Trade policy and economic uncertainty Since returning to office in January, President Donald Trump has introduced and modified tariffs on major trade partners, including China, Canada, and Mexico. A Wall Street Journal report on March 23 suggested the administration planned to narrow the scope of new tariffs set to take effect in April, opting for…