Utah realtor Kouri Richins faces murder and mortgage fraud charges, involving fentanyl poisoning, life insurance fraud, and real estate financial crimes with trial set for 2026.

Ed Bambas, a retired GM employee and Army veteran, received nearly $1.8 million through a viral GoFundMe campaign after facing pension and healthcare challenges post-GM bankruptcy. This case underscores issues in pension management and the role of social media in retirement funding.

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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis diagnosis highlights critical insurance and caregiving challenges faced by a Bryan County family, emphasizing gaps in life insurance and Social Security coverage for public service employees.

The Nigeria Union of Journalists is developing life and health insurance packages alongside welfare improvements for journalists, aiming to reduce medical costs and enhance safety ahead of Nigeria's 2027 elections.

Amazon Ads study reveals how major life events transform consumer financial needs and engagement, highlighting new marketing strategies using AI-driven behavioral intelligence.

Bangladesh plans to amend its Insurance Corporation Act to liberalize reinsurance, impacting Sadharan Bima Corporation and private insurers amid US trade agreement conditions.

University of Tulsa law professor Johnny Parker has been named to the Richard F. Chapman Chair in Law, recognizing his scholarship in insurance and personal injury law and his practical teaching approach focused on real-world legal issues.

MinnPost launches a 2026 fellowship for early-career journalists focused on community health reporting in Minnesota, addressing health disparities and misinformation with digital media skills.

Recent leadership appointments, rising remote work demand, and underwriting challenges shape Asia's insurance sector amid evolving AI integration and claims pressure.