Analysis

In a new report, AM Best pointed to remaining questions about how law changes will affect reinsurance.

The law in most jurisdictions, including New York, is that an insurance company's duty to help and defend its policyholder is "exceedingly broad."

Four key areas have had the largest bearing on intercompany arbitration as subrogation departments emerge from the last several years.

Some risks will continue into the new year, and others may evolve into newer versions of existing threats.

Having intellectual property insurance in place is the only way that many SMEs can afford to enforce their rights.

Here's an extreme hypothetical that demonstrates how risk bias can negatively impact policyholders — and a solution.

Around half of startup founders report being pressured to invest in cyber insurance by their investors, board members or both.

From sophisticated cyberattacks and deepfakes to social inflation and a plethora of pandemic-related business interruption claims, insurers have had a busy year.