Lockton's Reid Eanes on what's driving a change in the broker outlook
Aug 24, 2026US insurers know wildfire misery. This year, European counterparts are dealing with a version most Americans have never had to think about: fires that set off eighty-year-old shells
Matthew Sellers Aug 24, 2026Wildfire smoke business continuity has a coverage problem most managers find out about at claim time
Mark Rosanes Aug 24, 2026Tariff shifts and geopolitical volatility are changing counterparty risk profiles quickly, and brokers can move conversations upstream before customers default, says CEO
Gia Snape Aug 24, 2026AI adoption may not lift an agency’s multiple on its own, but acquirers are increasingly looking at data quality, integration readiness and whether technology is translating into better performance
Gia Snape Aug 24, 2026Cordell Fenig takes the top position at the marine cargo MGA as the Montgomery ruling upends freight broker liability across the US
Mark Rosanes Aug 24, 2026New MGAs, expanding facilities, and unreliable long-term agreements are adding complexity beneath the rate reductions
Mark Rosanes Aug 24, 2026The disconnect between fleet safety tools, data available, and fleet risk management practices needed
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