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AIG delivered a strong second quarter, posting net income of $1.1 billion, up from a $4 billion loss the previous year.
Lincoln Financial reported strong second-quarter 2025 results that the company said reflects an increasingly diversified earnings mix.
Americans are becoming more careful – and insecure – about their financial planning as the economy seems to become less stable.
With thousands of insurance professionals heading toward retirement, the looming talent gap could compromise performance and growth.
A series of alarming reports and dire headlines have raised the specter of a new financial crisis — this time triggered not by banks or exotic securities, but by the insurance industry.
Budget cuts to government disaster-response and climate-monitoring programs have insurance leaders and others warning of grave consequences.
Ten years ago, John Hancock asked a bold question: What if we could build customers – and profits – by rewarding people for living well?
In the world of life insurance, guarantees have reigned supreme. But new research suggests flexibility also may be highly valued.
America’s auto insurers have finally shifted out of the red—but are now trying to avoid losing their most valuable customers.
N.Y. man charged by authorities with one of the largest and longest-running Ponzi schemes in state history.
A nearly overlooked feature in President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” would provide a $1,000 investment account for American babies.
As another volatile hurricane and wildfire season looms, insurers are confronting a new risk not coming from nature — but from Washington.
The sweeping federal budget legislation dubbed the “big, beautiful bill” by its backers is sparking sharp debate over its potential impact.
As a record number of baby boomers retire, the convergence of market instability and geopolitical uncertainty is reshaping retirement.
According to two new reports, with a near-term market in flux, the moment of insurance industrty transformation may be arriving.
The overwhelming popularity of GLP-1 drugs – what President Trump calls “the fat shot” – has insurance companies scrambling to…
After several quarters of stagnant growth and investor fatigue, the insurtech sector roared into 2025 with renewed purpose.
Negative reaction to The Hartford’s decision to issue a non-renewal notice for an Aububon organization’s P&C policy brought a swift reversal.
The insurance brokerage M&A engine hit a soft patch in early 2025, logging its slowest quarter since the pandemic-era downturn of mid-2020.
Lincoln Financial posted $280 million in adjusted operating income, which the company said underscored strong operating fundamentals.
