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Frontline Insurance is gaining attention as a notable player in the coastal homeowners insurance market. With about $1.5 billion in active premiums and operations in five southeastern states, the company stands out among regional insurers offering specialized coverage for storm-prone areas. Based in Lake Mary, Florida, and founded in 1998, Frontline focuses on property insurance … Read more

Louisiana has become the latest state to officially call natural gas a form of green energy, even though it is a fossil fuel that contributes to climate change. Governor Jeff Landry, a strong supporter of the state’s petrochemical industry, signed a new law this week that requires state agencies and utility regulators to prioritize natural … Read more

A new report from a Paris-based watchdog shows that while some countries have made progress in regulating cryptocurrencies since last year, many still aren’t doing enough to curb the risks involved. As of April 2025, only 40 out of 138 countries evaluated meet most of the standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) … Read more

Severe weather events are hitting the U.S. harder and more often than before, causing big problems for both small businesses and homeowners. In 2024, the country faced 24 major weather disasters, each with losses exceeding $1 billion. These storms include hurricanes, wildfires, hailstorms, and floods, and they have made clear just how important it is … Read more

Erie Insurance has restored online access for customers, including bill payment services, after a network outage that began on June 7. The company took its systems offline to contain a security threat. So far, Erie says there is no sign of ransomware or ongoing malicious activity. They have not confirmed any data breach but are … Read more

President Donald Trump’s strong stance against renewable energy is now affecting the insurance industry, especially those involved with solar power projects. His administration has rolled back many federal climate initiatives, including scrapping the Environmental Protection Agency’s $7 billion Solar for All program, cutting tax credits, and placing tariffs on imported solar panels and parts. These … Read more

Social service providers across the United States are facing growing challenges when it comes to liability insurance. These organizations serve some of the most vulnerable groups, from youth in residential care to individuals with developmental disabilities. But a mix of factors like staffing shortages, increased demand, and rising claims is making it tough for them … Read more

Nominations are now open for the 11th annual Elite Women awards by Insurance Business America, recognizing outstanding female leaders in the insurance industry. This program celebrates women making a significant difference through leadership, innovation, and influence. If you know a remarkable woman in insurance—or if you are one yourself—you are encouraged to submit a nomination … Read more

A region in northern West Virginia is facing more flooding troubles just days after heavy rains caused flash floods. On Thursday night, downpours caused creeks to overflow again around Wheeling, an hour southwest of Pittsburgh. The National Weather Service warned that up to two inches of rain fell and more was still possible later that … Read more

A bright streak of light lit up the midday sky over parts of the Southeast U.S. on Thursday, capturing the attention of many across the region. Around 12:30 p.m., people in Georgia and South Carolina saw a fireball shooting down from the sky, creating quite a spectacle. The National Weather Service in Peachtree City, Georgia, … Read more