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Retaliatory strikes rippled through Israel and several Gulf nations on Saturday, sending shockwaves across an already tense region.

State Farm posted a remarkable comeback in 2025, delivering a $1.5 billion underwriting gain across its property and casualty operations.

Root Inc. reported fourth-quarter 2025 net income of $5.3 million, down from $22.1 million in the same period a year earlier. But the bigger picture tells a far more compelling story. The company closed out 2025 with a record-breaking $40.3 million in net income — a 30% surge from $30.9 million in full-year 2024.

This week, a federal judge handed Marsh a decisive courtroom victory, granting its request to bar a group of former employees now at Howden US from using confidential company information, recruiting additional Marsh staff, or pursuing its current and prospective clients.

Cyberattacks aren’t just about shutting you down anymore — they’re engineered to linger, quietly inflicting damage long after the headlines fade.

A wholly owned subsidiary of Sompo International Holdings Ltd. has completed its $3.5 billion acquisition of Aspen Insurance Holdings Ltd., officially taking the insurer private in a blockbuster deal that reshapes the global insurance landscape — and signals even bigger moves ahead.

With virtually no debate and barely a word of discussion, a final committee in the Florida House on Tuesday signed off on a bill to create a clearinghouse designed to shift commercial insurance policies out of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. and into the surplus lines market—an effort that could significantly reshape Florida’s property insurance landscape.

On Tuesday, Britain slapped sanctions on Maritime Mutual, the New Zealand–based marine insurer spotlighted in a recent special investigation by Reuters.

Global shipping giant FedEx has taken its fight to the U.S. Court of International Trade, filing a lawsuit to claw back millions paid under former President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs.

Ongoing violence by criminal groups in Mexico — which disrupted travel and targeted businesses in Puerto Vallarta over the weekend — could pose serious challenges for a country where tourism accounts for roughly 10% of the economy, according to a new commentary from AM Best.