The April crude oil contract was down US$11.32 at US$83.45 per barrel
The reversal comes just over two weeks after Houston's government tabled its budget
Demands may be surging - but that doesn't mean insureds are paying
Report also identifies four areas that are expected to shape US claims this year
February figures point to a market that is moderating, not softening
They include a new chief growth officer and a new casualty leader
A $71 billion verdict surge, a brutal loss year, and a widening issue in the Gulf – the sector's calm won't last forever
Panels and simulations at the Santa Monica event to target today’s most pressing insurance risks
Ruling that could shield insurers when decades-old abuse claims come knocking
It involved Coinbase and Paxos transactions across Ethereum and Solana networks
31 AI documents became evidence
And it could leave LIGA on the hook for claims it thought were long closed
Reinsurers absorb most risk under quota-share arrangements
Deal strengthens transition risk capabilities as firm navigates being the subject of its own acquisition
The moves take effect April 1 as the firm looks to deepen client engagement and innovation
Rising climate, cyber and AI risks driving demand for specialized cover
Leavitt Group executive says organic expansion across the sector is slowing
Poll shows cyber demand outpacing political, supply chain, interruption lines
A quiet corner of the South Pacific could turn quite turbulent before the end of the year. New Caledonia is a French South Pacific holding, and it is...
The Labour Government’s appalling refusal to allow the use of American bases on British soil for possible U.S. strikes against Iran is only the latest...