US businesses snap up insurance in preparation for post-election protests
Previous protest-related damages convince business owners to prepare for the worst
Lyle Adriano is currently a journalist at Insurance Business.
His news articles and features have been published on websites across North America. Lyle’s specialty areas include insurance regulation, cybersecurity, and insurance fraud.
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AIG to move away from life & retirement business
Insurance giant pursues "simplified corporate structure" by focusing in on its general insurance business
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Study: P&C insurers can’t take pandemic-related business interruption losses
It finds that insurers would have to collect more than 100 years' worth of premiums
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AIG settles lawsuit for more than AU$560 million
Insurance giant agrees to pay a 10% penalty
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Tesla Insurance could soon be America's biggest auto insurer
Elon Musk drops hints that his company's insurance unit comprises a large part of the business
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AXIS Insurance, Kennedys deliver new marine cyber insurance offering
New product covers the marine shipping market against rapidly expanding cyber exposures
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Gallagher hit by cyberattack, servers disabled
Insurance brokerage suffers malware issue that has experts concerned data theft may also be involved
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Insurers could cut investments as pandemic hits hard - report
Poor performance looks to be the last straw for insurers looking to cut their losses
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Luxottica gets blindsided by cyber breach
The giant behind Ray-Ban and Oakley had to shut down some operations
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Everest Insurance announces three executive changes for underwriting
Moves are part of goal to further develop its global operations