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Investors Who Shorted Russia ETFs Are Now Stuck Paying Never-Ending Fees
Investors who bet against ETFs tracking Russian assets in build up to Ukraine invasion made right call -- and they’ve been paying price ever since.
Do Insurers Have Duty to Question Possibly ‘Abusive’ Annuity Cashouts?
A federal appeals court on Tuesday asked New York’s highest court to weigh in on whether a mentally impaired Florida man can sue Transamerica Life.
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'Scary numbers': As Climate Losses Mount, How Should Insurers Contend With the Existential Threat Facing the Industry?
The impacts of climate change are forcing insurers to step up and play a greater role in mitigating long term risks.
To Win Insurtech 2.0, Focus on Underwriting Before Growth
Like many legacy markets poised for change, the insurance industry has already seen its first wave of innovation.
Insurance Industry "No Stranger to Dealing With Inflation"
The insurance industry is “no stranger to dealing with inflationary pressures.” Inflation is running higher than in the economy writ large.
'Under Attack by Fraudsters'
Florida's insurance industry is in trouble, state CFO says.