Doug Bailey is a journalist and freelance writer who lives outside of Boston. He can be reached at doug.bailey@innfeedback.com.
Insured losses from severe storms in the U.S. for the first time surpassed $50 billion through the end of Q3.
After incrementally doubling interest rates to the highest levels in 22 years, the Fed, for the third month in a row, decided to stand pat.
U.S. Treasury Department to initiate further studies on the need for a federal cyber insurance program or “backstop.”
A N.Y. lawsuit may have scored a precedent-setting win for policyholders challenging commercial insurers over coverage.
A couple’s fight to get a $14,729 tax refund made it to the U.S. Supreme Court this week in a case that might upend the federal tax code.
The Fed raised the possibility that capping inflation at 2% might not be achieved without another tweak or two to the federal funds rate.
As amazing tech advances abound, the insurance industry has made significant strides in the past few years. But there is much more to come, according to industry-leading tech experts.
Forrester Research looks ahead to what, both good and bad, might await the insurance industry in 2024.
The once-ballooning insurance agency mergers and acquisitions market in the United States and Canada has deflated.
Buying life insurance isn’t a top priority for millennials, despite major efforts by companies to ease sign-ups and lower costs.
Genworth Financial execs had to dig deep into the Q3 financial results to find positive signs in the wake of precipitous drops in earnings.
While it’s expected Al will transform businesses like financial services, a consumer banking panel believes the changes will be jaw-dropping.
Prudential Financial handily beat the street with better than expected third quarter earnings, despite $802M loss.
Despite a 13% drop in net income compared to last year’s third quarter, executives at Corebridge Financial Inc., said Friday…
Lincoln National Corp. conceded Thursday that the company’s Q3 financial results fell short, but said it’s making progress toward “recovery.”
Insurtech disruptor Lemonade Inc., set Wall Street buzzing Thursday when it unveiled better than expected third quarter financial results.
Underwriting losses from rising costs, extreme weather events, and other factors, pummeled the property casualty industry in Q2.
Investment management giant Apollo Global Management reported record earnings for the third quarter, driven by rising interest rates and fees.
Federal Reserve policymakers decided to “hold ‘em” and let the treasurer and bond markets take care of quashing inflation.
MassMutual is the latest life insurance company to embrace behavioral insurance to help improve the health and longevity of their policyholders and reduce premature death claims.
