North America Winter Storm, Blizzards & Freeze Has Billion Dollar Loss Potential
Ongoing extreme cold, blizzards and severe winter storm weather that has impacted much of the US, Canada and Mexico is expected to be a costly event.
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What Will Broker M&A Activity Look Like in 2023?
After a year of feverish dealmaking in 2021, insurance merger and acquisition (M&A) activity slowed in 2022.
As Social Security Anxiety Rises, Americans Grab Annuities for Guarantees
Americans are more likely to cite guaranteed income as the reason for buying an annuity.
Former California Insurance Agent Sentenced After Embezzling Clients’ Premium Payments
Anaiza Lopez sentenced on one count of grand theft by embezzlement after pocketing clients’ premium payments leaving several uninsured.
Cyber-Attacks Set To Become ‘Uninsurable’, Warns Insurance Boss
Chief executive of Zurich Insurance warns that cyber-attacks, rather than natural disasters, will quickly become “uninsurable”.
Is it Time for Insurance to Embrace a Four-Day Work Week?
Boosted sales, lower burnout and fatigue, and higher employee satisfaction – they’re just some of the potential benefits of a shorter working week.
66-Year-Old Suwanee Man to Serve 5 Years in Prison
The 66-year-old worked out of his Suwanee home where he sold fake certificates of insurance for workers' compensation to business owners since 2018.
