“The sale of Interboro formally completes our strategic transformation into a specialty insurer focused on underwriting commercial residential property insurance,” said Brad Martz, president and CEO of American Coastal. “All of our capital and human resources are now fully focused on our core business.”
“That’s not something we can accept, forcing developers to find coverage elsewhere, often in a different market. We are seeing more engagement between lenders, insurance advisors, brokers, and developers to ensure that policies are bankable from the start. This needs to happen early in the process, ideally before construction insurance is finalised,” Luciano added. Source…
“We earned core income of $443 million, or $1.91 per diluted share, as outstanding underlying results, strong net favorable prior year reserve development and higher investment income more than offset catastrophe losses,” said Alan Schnitzer, Travelers’ chairman and CEO. Source link
He cautioned that if the bill becomes law, insurers will have to reassess risk pricing in Florida, and reinsurers are likely to follow suit. He added that these changes would ultimately impact policyholders through higher premiums, calling the bill a reversal of recent reforms. Source link
Risky Credille Insurance has built a strong reputation over the past 25 years as a trusted provider of health insurance services across the Southeast, including Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee. The agency’s focus on Medicare aligns with King Risk Partners’ strategy to enhance its offerings in this sector. Source link
“Do most employers front-load or accrue time off benefits?” This question comes up a lot when I’m working with an organization to update its handbook and employment policies. Time off is one of those areas where employers have a lot of flexibility to customize their offerings*, and sometimes when we have a choice, we want…
The lawsuits come amid growing instability in the state’s property insurance market, where several insurers have scaled back offerings or exited the market altogether, citing increased wildfire risk, rising claims costs, and regulatory constraints. Source link
