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A round-up of recent international insurance news from Germany, Japan, Singapore and more.

The upcoming Congressional military spending package, as written, includes an exemption for insurers from proposed anti-money-laundering reporting.

At a time when construction delays are common due to the pandemic, it is more important than ever for contractors to review their contracts.

Prior to the pandemic, 62% of employees reported having positive mental health, MarTech Group found. Now, that figure is just 28%.

Restaurants are doing anything they can to survive the pandemic, but temporary structures could present a new peril.

U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia has rejected a bid for business income insurance coverage, joining similar rulings nationwide.

Burns & Wilcox notes the insurance market continued to harden while capacity remained tight but not scare as carriers deployed resources more strategically.

There is growing support to prepare now for the future economic risk associated with crisis-related government shutdowns.