COVID-19

Here is an update of coronavirus-related news from around the world on June 15, 2020.

The past few months have shown that insurers can be remarkably flexible and imaginative.

There's a lot to consider when reopening amidst the pandemic— not only are there various approaches but the stakes also are high.

Surprising complications from decreased air traffic is one crucial consequence of the pandemic for this year's hurricane season.

The Congressional Budget Office is projecting a nominal GDP shortfall of $15.7 trillion during the next decade.

It's already been a busy year for insurers, and the number of claims will only escalate due to COVID-19, the protests and riots, and a busy hurricane season.

As carriers look to reduce overhead, the use of InsurTech and other cost-effective measures may increase.

Research indicates that residents in these states are having the most trouble making ends meet due to the pandemic.