FEMA’s NFIP flood reinsurance renewal shrinks to $1.064bn for 2022
The National Flood Insurance Program’s (NFIP) traditional reinsurance tower has been renewed by the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)...
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Mission possible: insurers and the race to net zero
Carbon emission reduction pledges (again) from world leaders will not by themselves save the planet from climate change peril. Similar...
White Christmas City Breaks
Image by Julius_Silver CC0 Fancy a city break to celebrate Christmas this year? Here are some amazing destinations that will...
Post-pandemic precautions: How COVID has changed the construction industry
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, the construction industry has had to pivot on a dime, dealing with everything from labour and...
Why Does Medicare Have So Many Parts, and What Does Each Cover?
Key takeaways: Medicare began with just Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance). Medicare now features four major...
Here’s what you need to understand and insurers and risk management
Would a few people do business on the premises regularly suffice? Few people do business on a regular basis in...
The History Of Cyber Security
The origin of cybercrime can be traced back far before the invention of the internet, and has developed and evolved...
Texas couple charged $3,973 for COVID-19 testing: ‘Makes me sick to my stomach’ – fox5sandiego.com
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Before flying to Peru to hike the Inca trail, Suli Luque and her husband went to get...
Do Blacks’ higher incarceration rates impact their mortality rates?
According to a study Bovell-Ammon et al. (2021) in JAMA Open, the answer is ‘yes’. The authors use data from...
Saving a Unique Sculpture from being “binned off”
As specialist art insurers, most of our frustrations stem from those who create, curate, house, trade and display valuable works...
