Recent Insurance Industry News

White Mountains Insurance to Sell Unit to CVC in $1.75 Billion Deal

• OpenAI Says Musk’s xAI Filed Secrets Suit to ‘Bully’ Ex-Workers

• Brown & Brown Announces Roles Related to Risk Strategies Integration

• Viewpoint: Avoid Data Indigestion With Harmonization

• Net-Zero Banking Alliance Folds After Mass Exodus by Members

• Allstate Promotes Rizzo to COO, Merten to President of Property-Liability

Denmark Says Russia Is Waging Hybrid War After Drone Scare

• Net-Zero Banking Alliance Folds After Mass Exodus by Members

• Yemen’s Houthi Rebels Claim Missile Attack on Dutch-Flagged Ship in Gulf of Aden

• Update: Munich Airport Disruptions Ease After Drones Halt Flights

• Howden Acquires Insurance Broker Gott & Wynne in North Wales

• Typhoon Matmo Strengthens as It Hits Philippines, on Track to China

Blast Blew 20-Story Chunk Out of Bronx Apartment Building

• Agent Allegedly Duped Customer Into Agency Investment in Third Fraud Charge

• Two Delta Jets Collide While Taxiing at New York’s LaGuardia Airport

• Former Adjuster Charged With Creating Then Approving $190K in Fraudulent Claims

• Suit Accuses Firearms Group of Using Gun Owners’ Personal Data to Tailor Political Ads

• People Moves: Protecdiv Promotes DelaCruz to Head of Analytics

EPA Seeks $140M Penalty for Michigan’s Worst Sulfur Dioxide Polluter

• Kansas Sues Snapchat for Deceptive Practices

• Trump Halts $2 Billion for Chicago Transit in Shutdown Play

• IBHS Study Shows Smaller Hail May Be More Damaging to Roofs Than Once Believed

• Family of Man Who Died in Ohio Jail Reaches $7M Settlement

• People Moves: Wall Named President at DOXA

People Moves: USG Names Hernandez as Underwriter in Texas Office

• Louisiana Farm Bureau Approved for Double-Digit Auto Rate Decrease

• IBHS Study Shows Smaller Hail May Be More Damaging to Roofs Than Once Believed

• Louisiana Department of Insurance Issues Guidance on NFIP Expiration

• Coca-Cola Distributor Sued for Disability Discrimination Against Louisiana Worker

• Texas to No Longer Issue Commercial Drivers Licenses for Many Immigrants

Florida Reforms Are Truly Making a Difference, Gallagher Re Report Finds

• Georgia Farmers Should Get $531M in Helene Aid But the Deal’s Not Done Yet

• Georgia High Court Sides with Slave Descendants on Island Zoning Changes

• More NC Outer Banks Homes Collapse into Surf as Hurricanes Stay Far Offshore

• IBHS Study Shows Smaller Hail May Be More Damaging to Roofs Than Once Believed

• Flood Insurer Neptune Shares Climb 24% After $368 Million US IPO

Large Fire Erupts in Jet Fuel Unit at Chevron’s LA Refinery

• California State University Targeted by EEOC Antisemitism Inquiry

• California Police Pulled Over A Waymo for An Illegal U-Turn, But They Couldn’t Cite

• People Moves: California Commissioner Makes COIN Advisory Board, Curriculum Board Appointments

• AM Best Revises Outlooks to Negative for Golden Bear

• Farmer Woods Acquires iinsure in Arizona