A Waymo vehicle in San Antonio detected standing water on a 40 mph highway in April but continued through at a reduced speed
Branislav Urosevic May 12, 2026Brokers, P&I executives and the Lloyd's Market Association have spent weeks pushing back against the narrative that marine insurers withdrew from the Strait of Hormuz
Kiernan Green May 12, 2026CFC's Lindsey Maher says cyber is brokers' fastest route back into the boardroom – if they use it
Branislav Urosevic May 12, 2026Earthquakes, floods and wildfires may be tough to predict – but they can be prepared for
Emily Douglas May 12, 2026Zurich's David Jackson says the weeks after a flood event are the best to prepare for the next one
Branislav Urosevic May 12, 2026Experts warn deleted data may still resurface online
Jonalyn Cueto May 12, 2026New budget bill hits Canadian insurers with bearer ban and tax changes
Gladys Jalipa May 12, 2026Five strategies to transform risk into resilience
May 04, 2026
Celebrating the best insurance professionals and brokers worldwide who are rising to the challenge of uncertainty and an evolving industry
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