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Insurance Journal: 3 Emerging Risks to Watch: Generative AI, Deceptive Design, Bidirectional EVs

Innovative technologies can be transformational for businesses, industries and our way of life, but they also represent risks.

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The Wall Street Journal: Home Renovations Were Always Tough. Now Many Are Giving Up Mid-Project.

A surge of home renovations in recent years combined with a shortage of contractors is turning more repairs and remodels into never-ending nightmares.

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Artemis: Collaboration enabled carbon offset feature of Titania Re cat bond: PCS’ Johansmeyer

PCS worked with Ariel Re and the structurer, Howden Tiger Capital Markets & Advisory, of the reinsurer’s Titania Re catastrophe bond issuance to create the innovative carbon offset feature, discusses Tom Johansmeyer, Head of PCS, a Verisk business.

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Risk & Insurance: 5 Factors Stoking the Fires of Global Unrest, According to a Recent Report by Allianz

Anger over growing social inequality and the cost of living, sinking faith in governments and institutions, and increasingly polarized politics, together with a rise in activism and environmental concerns, are the main factors expected to fuel incidents of strikes, riots and civil commotion (SRCC).

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Insurance Business: "DE&I looks different depending on where you are on your journey"

For Dianne Greene, Verisk’s global head of diversity & inclusion, the success of DE&I efforts and committees relies on the ability to adapt.

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PropertyCasualty360: Auto insurance costs for the most popular EVs

Electric vehicles (EVs) may keep you from spending an arm and a leg at the gas pump, but you can count on shelling out more cash to insure them – about 25% more than their internal combustion engine counterparts, according to ValuePenguin.

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CNBC: The China-brokered Saudi-Iran deal has big repercussions for the Middle East — and the U.S.

When arch-rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran announced they were restoring diplomatic relations, much of the world was stunned — not only because of the breakthrough after years of mutual animosity, suspected attacks and espionage between the two countries, but because of who brokered the deal: China.

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Risk & Insurance: Big Data Can Make Cargo Transport Safer and More Efficient. Here’s What It’ll Take to Make That Happen

Climate change and cargo theft are two pressing factors that are making the safe transport of food, pharmaceutical products and other sensitive materials more and more challenging.

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Global Reinsurance: DWIC 2023: Middle East facing unique catastrophe challenge

Gas and oil activity linked to increased earthquake risk across the region...

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InsuranceERM: Herd mentality is stopping industry progressing, warn insurers

Insurers need to "get hands dirty" on cyber and other new, more complex risks...

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The Washington Post: Disturbed polar vortex bringing delayed dose of winter to eastern U.S.

In mid-February, air temperatures 10 to 30 miles above the North Pole spiked as much as 50 degrees, setting in motion a chain-reaction process that’s already influencing the weather over North America.

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Insurance Journal: Insurance Leaders Gather for Discussions on Charitable Giving, Impact of Initiatives

The Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation (IICF) recently hosted its 2023 IICF Media Roundtable. 

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Associated Press: Snow has been a no-show for some traditionally wintry cities

Growing up in New England, Leah Ofsevit’s most cherished childhood memories were blanketed in snow.

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Financial Times: Nigeria’s new president inherits fragile nation

Bola Tinubu this week fulfilled his life-long ambition to become leader of Nigeria after winning the closest presidential vote since the end of the country’s military dictatorship 24 years ago.

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Reinsurance News: Nat cat insured losses in Q1 between $6-8bn thus far, says JP Morgan

Analysts at JP Morgan have estimated that total natural catastrophe insured losses in Q1 so far are in the region of $6-8 billion.

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