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Originally introduced in May 2020, the bill would establish a TRIA-like program for future pandemics.
The legal industry has ranging views on just how much social inflation and explosive lawsuit verdicts will affect insurance.
Reviewing both events can offer tips for managing future unprecedented events.
2021 has been the most active year on record for civil unrest, with the volatility challenging political violence and terrorism insurers.
One big reason why a recovery is hard to predict is the uncertainty coming from the special events insurance industry.
What can history teach us about risks from political unrest and acts of terrorism?
Cannabis, COVID and severe wildfires are a few emerging risks developing into unique exposures for the insurance industry to consider.
The bill requires insurers to disclose whether business interruption policies provide coverage for pandemics.
Private-market terrorism insurance policies have emerged over the past two decades that offer fresh options for U.S. businesses.
Recent remarks from the newly inaugurated president have alluded to a greater government presence in cybersecurity arenas.
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