Articles about Public Policy & Insurance in Insurance
A bill is making its way through New York's legislature that could completely change the game for sovereign debt. If you're in the insurance world, this is something you need to have on your radar.
A recent federal court decision blocking policies that hindered renewable projects is big news. But what does it mean for the insurers who underwrite these massive wind and solar farms? Let's break it down.
The long-awaited system for companies to reclaim illegally collected tariffs is now online, and thousands are rushing to file. Let's break down what's happening, the early feedback, and what this means for your business and its insurance.
The Supreme Court just let a massive $12 billion class-action lawsuit against eight major banks move forward. We'll break down what the banks are accused of and why this decision is a huge deal.
A recent presidential order is fast-tracking the review of psychedelic drugs for therapy. For those of us in the insurance world, this raises some huge questions about the future of health coverage, liability, and mental healthcare.
With global conflicts making insurers nervous, India has just approved a massive $1.4 billion maritime insurance pool. Let's break down what this means for global trade and why it's a bigger deal than you might think.
Remember the hazy orange skies from Canadian wildfires? Michigan is rolling out a new air quality alert system to keep you safer. Here’s what it means for your health, your home, and your insurance coverage.
Property and liability insurance costs are spiraling for affordable housing in New York City. Now, the mayor is floating a radical idea: a city-run insurance program. Let's break down what this means.
A massive $550 billion investment from Japan is set to reshape American industries, and the insurance world is right in the middle of it. Find out what this landmark deal means for competition, technology, and your own insurance policies.
Ever hit a pothole and wondered where your gas tax money is going? A new California plan could divert hundreds of millions from road repairs to fund green jet fuel, and it could have a surprising impact on your car and your insurance.
It's official—Connecticut has a new top insurance regulator. We're breaking down who Josh Hershman is, what this change means for you, and why the Commissioner's job is one you should definitely be watching.
Ever feel like your California power bill just keeps climbing? A recent government report reveals that a shocking $41 of your monthly payment is now going directly to cover wildfire costs. Let's break down what this "wildfire surcharge" really means for you.