Insurance Industry Week in Review: July 20–24, 2026
Baldwin Group eyes a take-private while HUB International pursues an IPO. Major M&A, AI investment, and market expansions round out the week.
Baldwin Group eyes a take-private while HUB International pursues an IPO. Major M&A, AI investment, and market expansions round out the week.
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed Lucy Rigby as Britain's City Minister, putting her in charge of financial services regulation.
QBE Insurance has launched interactive self-assessment tools to help Australian businesses identify and manage operational risks before losses occur.
Farmers Insurance will pay $2.87 million to settle a class action lawsuit over unsolicited calls and texts sent to Do-Not-Call registrants in Texas.
MassHealth dropped GLP-1 coverage for weight loss, cutting off roughly 22,000 Medicaid enrollees. The move is expected to save $15 million annually.
A record-breaking June heatwave across Europe has highlighted how businesses and infrastructure remain dangerously unprepared for climate change's immediate eff
Trump administration permitting delays threaten $121 billion in renewable energy investment and 92 gigawatts of clean energy capacity across the U.S.
Orion180 Insurance has introduced FLEX Home Insurance in Colorado, offering customizable coverage powered by a state-specific hail and wildfire risk model.
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is signaling a more aggressive stance on interest rates, raising concerns across Wall Street about borrowing costs and market volatili
Zurich U.S. has filed to expand commercial property coverage in California's distressed areas under the state's Sustainable Insurance Strategy.
Virginia utility customers already struggling with rising energy costs could see rates climb further if a proposed NextEra merger is approved.
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