Sophia Langley

As performing arts organizations begin to recover from the disruptions of recent years, they are facing a new challenge: a surge in insurance claims. While there is growing hope for recovery, many organizations are still struggling with gaps in their insurance coverage that could threaten their financial health. Stefan Petrella, a senior vice president at … Read more

In a recent episode of Insurance Business TV, Ken Reigler from At-Bay Insurance shared insights on cyber risk prevention. The company has recently been recognized as a five-star provider of cyber insurance, which highlights its commitment to addressing the growing challenges in this area. During the discussion, Reigler emphasized the evolution of At-Bay Insurance and … Read more

A new bill aimed at ending discrimination in auto insurance has been reintroduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. Known as the Prohibit Auto Insurance Discrimination (PAID) Act, this legislation seeks to eliminate the use of non-driving-related factors, such as credit scores and occupation, when determining auto insurance premiums. House Resolution 336 expands the list … Read more

In the world of captive insurance, financial diligence is more important than ever. Jennifer Burnham, who is the division vice president of business development and marketing at Great American Alternative Markets, emphasizes that companies looking into captives must be careful when choosing a fronting partner. It’s not just about availability; it’s about finding a partner … Read more

As the 2025 North Atlantic hurricane season kicks off, high-net-worth individuals are facing a challenging environment filled with increased risks. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting a season that could be busier than usual, thanks to warmer sea temperatures and the potential for La Niña conditions, which often lead to more storms. … Read more

Private equity firms are facing significant cybersecurity challenges, according to a recent whitepaper released by QBE North America. The document, titled “Private Equity Firms Enhancing Cyber Resilience of Portfolio Companies,” outlines the risks these firms and their investments encounter in today’s digital landscape. Dominic Keller, the global head of cyber services at QBE, shared insights … Read more

Modern commercial insurance brokers are facing significant challenges in 2025, as they adapt to changing market conditions and rising client expectations. Cynthia Beveridge, the global chief broking officer at Aon Commercial Risk, shared insights on these issues in a recent conversation with Insurance Business. One of the main hurdles for brokers is the fluctuating market … Read more

The grounding of the MSC Antonia near Eliza Shoals off the coast of Jeddah has raised serious concerns about the risks of cyber attacks in the maritime industry, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). This incident has highlighted the increasing vulnerability of vessels to cyber threats, which can have real-world consequences. Experts … Read more

A New York appeals court recently ruled that Utica First Insurance Company is not responsible for defending or compensating Nino & Nino Corp. in a wrongful death lawsuit. This decision came after an incident in July 2019 where Granville Wiltshire, an employee at Door Restaurant Corp., died from injuries sustained while working in a leased … Read more

The Baldwin Group has unveiled its 2025 Directors & Officers (D&O) Benchmarking Report, shedding light on the latest trends in insurance for public companies. Released on May 30, 2025, this fourth edition of the report highlights a significant decline in D&O premium rates and retentions, while also revealing a growing disconnect between the levels of … Read more