Lloyds of London Chairman John Nelson criticized the business community, saying companies are too focused on profit and are at risk of eroding the trust of the public and regulators.

New auto safety technologies such as automatic braking and sensors that keep a car in its lane could prevent almost 10,000 U.S. road deaths a year and save $251 billion if they were more widely available.

After a series of devastating wildfires in Northern California, many homeowners are learning they may face changes to their insurance.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions' study says that more drivers would be willing to participate in usage-based insurance programs if they were offered deductible discounts, rewards or safety-based feedback.