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- Oct 1, 2026
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Triple-I: Florida insurance survey misses ‘vastly improved’ market (opens the original)
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A new survey of Florida homeowners is drawing sharp criticism from the insurance industry, with Triple-I arguing that its findings do not reflect the state’s rapidly improving property insurance market. The University of North Florida poll found that 55% of insured Florida homeowners saw no signs the property insurance market was improving, while another 26% thought conditions were getting worse. Just 18% said the market was improving and rates were likely to fall. Mark Friedlander, senior direc
Panama Canal disruption creates new cargo accumulation headache (opens the original)
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Drought-linked restrictions at the Panama Canal could create a wider cargo accumulation problem for marine insurers as ships are rerouted and concentrations of goods build at alternative ports. During a Marsh webinar on El Niño and global supply chains, experts warned that restrictions could reduce capacity and increase competition for transit slots. The canal carries about 5% of global maritime trade annually, including roughly $270 billion in US cargo. Its reliance on rain-fed Lake Gatun makes
Are data center insurance policies keeping up with their contracts? (opens the original)
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As the US data center construction boom accelerates, a less visible insurance exposure is emerging alongside the physical risks: contractual obligations that may extend beyond what an operator’s policy actually covers. Service level agreements, or SLAs, between data center operators and their tenants can create responsibilities for outages, damaged equipment and service failures that do not necessarily align with the insurance purchased for the facility, according to Ronald Murchek (pictured), e
The Hartford names next CEO as Christopher Swift prepares to step aside (opens the original)
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The Hartford has named company president A. Morris “Mo” Tooker (pictured) as its next chief executive, setting up a leadership transition at the US insurer as it continues to reshape its portfolio and expand its core insurance businesses. Tooker will succeed Christopher Swift as CEO on March 1, 2027, while Swift will move into the role of executive chair of the board. Tooker will also join The Hartford’s board on Oct. 1, 2026. The succession comes during a period of strong earnings and strategic
Where construction insurance demand is moving heading into 2027 (opens the original)
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Construction growth in the US is becoming increasingly selective, creating a more uneven insurance market as brokers follow demand into infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and dense urban development while traditional sectors remain weaker. Ryan Powers (pictured), senior vice president and head of construction at QBE North America, said the industry is still expanding, but the growth is concentrated in a narrower set of project types. “We still expect modest growth, but I think it's highly se
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