Trident and MSIG USA Leadership Changes Highlight Insurance Market Shifts
Trident Reciprocal Exchange names Ryan Hodges CEO amid Florida homeowners market shifts; MSIG USA appoints Tony Beirne and Dale James to actuarial and risk leadership roles.
Trident Reciprocal Exchange names Ryan Hodges CEO amid Florida homeowners market shifts; MSIG USA appoints Tony Beirne and Dale James to actuarial and risk leadership roles.
F&G Annuities & Life Inc reports Q1 net loss with declining revenues but leverages strong product portfolio and institutional partnerships to pursue growth in retirement solutions amid market and regulatory challenges.
Rhode Island Senate Bill S1015 proposes comprehensive reforms to unfair claims settlement practices, enhancing standards for appraisal, direct payments, and total loss determinations in auto insurance.
Colorado lawmakers rejected a bill to create a wildfire reinsurance program intended to stabilize the property insurance market amid rising wildfire risks and insurance costs. The proposal failed due to concerns over new fees on homeowners.
Louisiana enacts new insurance law mandating disclosure of available vehicle and home insurance discounts. Key 2025 auto insurance reforms target legal cost drivers to improve market transparency and affordability.
House Republicans propose Medicaid funding caps that could reduce federal support, impacting state budgets and Medicaid coverage for millions, particularly in expansion states like California.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry champions legislation to expand the insurance commissioner's authority over auto insurance rates, igniting debate on market impact and regulatory balance.
The Eastern District of Virginia decision in Matthews v. Senior Life Ins. underscores TCPA pleading requirements, clarifying when insurance companies can be held liable for telemarketing calls. Insight on Rule 8 implications for direct and vicarious liability.
Starting May 2025, Louisiana property and casualty insurers must disclose all available premium discounts to policyholders, enhancing transparency and compliance.
The Supreme Court evaluates the constitutionality of the HHS Secretary's power to appoint members of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, impacting federal health coverage mandates under the Affordable Care Act.