NatWest Partners with Uinsure to Launch Home Insurance Offering

Dimensional Fund Advisors LP reduced its Humana holdings by 1.3% in Q1. Several other institutional investors significantly increased their positions during the

Baldwin Group eyes a take-private while HUB International pursues an IPO. Major M&A, AI investment, and market expansions round out the week.

Selective Insurance Group posted solid Q2 2026 results, with an improved combined ratio, strong operating returns, and a stable capital position.

New peer-reviewed research identifies isolated microvascular inflammation as a clinically meaningful kidney transplant phenotype distinct from antibody-mediated

The Justice Department is reviewing Harvard's China-based financial aid programs over concerns that foreign-funded scholarships illegally exclude American stude

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed Lucy Rigby as Britain's City Minister, putting her in charge of financial services regulation.

More heavy rain is forecast for New York and New Jersey, days after a weekend storm flooded city streets. Over 35 million people face severe storm threats.

Iran struck Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan as U.S. airstrikes continued for a seventh night. Oil prices surged over 4% amid growing regional instability.

AssetMark Inc. purchased 628,686 shares of Marsh & McLennan Companies valued at $109 million in Q1. Institutional investors now own 87.99% of the company's stoc

The Trump administration is pushing to finalize behavioral safety standards for self-driving vehicles before the end of the current presidential term.

Cover Genius raised $100 million backed by Vista Credit Partners, lifting its valuation to $1.9 billion to expand AI and enterprise partnerships.

American Growth Insurance has launched with $70 million in equity funding to acquire independent agencies and build a national brokerage platform.

California and 11 states filed suit to block Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, warning the merger would raise prices and harm work

The New York Times filed a countersuit against the EEOC, claiming the agency illegally retaliated against the paper for its coverage of the Trump administration