U.K. Business Interruption Litigation Seems Unlikely to Affect U.S. Insurers
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which regulates insurers in the United Kingdom, has indicated that it doesn’t believe COVID-19-related loss
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Prudential Financial spends $2.35 billion to buy online start-up
When the price is right, Prudential Financial swoops in to seal the deal.
Stress about financial wellbeing impacts consumers … and insurers
Stress about their financial wellbeing is a feeling that many consumers around the world are very familiar with today.
Former insurance agent gets prison sentence for $3 million fraud scheme
A former insurance agent and financial planner based in Maryland has been sentenced to serve 57 months in federal prison for wire fraud in relation
