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Chubb makes several executive appointments
Chubb Ltd. Tuesday named John Lupica, vice chairman of Chubb Group, as executive chairman of its general insurance business in North America, as it announced a series of leadership changes.
Berkley unit owes no D&O coverage to pharma company
A New Jersey appeals court panel said Tuesday that a capacity exclusion in a directors and officers liability policy relieved a W.R. Berkley Corp. unit from covering a $12 million settlement resolving claims against a pharmaceutical company and one of its executives.
Tank cleaning company cited over employee’s death
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration said Monday that it cited a Texas tank cleaning company over the death of a worker late last year.
TWFG aims to raise up to $176 million in IPO
The Woodlands Financial Group, an insurance broker backed by reinsurer RenaissanceRe, said Tuesday it aims to raise as much as $176 million in its initial public offering in the U.S.
Property insurance rates fall, moderate as competition heats up
Commercial property insurance market conditions continued to moderate at midyear renewals, with some policyholders seeing rate decreases and others only single-digit price hikes, depending on their location, loss experience and program structure.
General liability rates keep rising
General liability insurance rates continued to rise for many buyers during midyear renewals with commercial policyholders paying flat to mid-single-digit increases, experts say.
D&O rates continue to fall, coverage expands
Directors and officers liability insurance buyers saw rates fall further during midyear renewals as insurers offered broader coverage while competing for business, experts say.
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Texas energy industry assesses Beryl damage
The Texas energy industry was evaluating the impact from Hurricane Beryl on Monday after the powerful storm lashed the U.S. Gulf Coast, closing key shipping ports and hitting the oil refining and production sectors.
Acrisure hires finance chief
Acrisure LLC said Monday that Aaron Miller, former head of financial services, private equity, at the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, will join the brokerage as chief financial officer next month.
Former Equity Residential risk manager to join Brown & Brown
Stephan L. Upshaw, former vice president, risk management, at Equity Residential, will join Brown & Brown Inc. next month.
Axa XL names three new CUOs
Axa XL, a unit of Axa SA, Monday named chief underwriting officers for casualty, specialty and cyber coverages within its newly created large commercial business unit.
Guy Carpenter ROL Index up 1.2%
Guy Carpenter LLC said Monday that its full-year U.S. property catastrophe Rate on Line (ROL) Index, encompassing renewals between January and July — the vast majority of annual activity — increased 1.2% compared with 2023.
Tesla investors to urge judge to reject $7B in legal fees in Musk pay case
Tesla shareholders will appear in court Monday to argue that an unprecedented request for more than $7 billion in attorneys fees to be paid by the company is “outlandish,” the latest twist in a legal showdown over Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package.
Lockton taps former Hostess Brands exec as CFO
Lockton Cos. LLC said Monday that former Hostess Brands Inc. executive Travis Leonard has succeeded Troy Cook as chief financial officer.