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“Silent” Echoes of 9/11 in Today’s Management of Cyber-Related Risks
“The cyber landscape to me looks a lot like the counterterrorism landscape did before 9/11.” – Garrett Graff , historian and journalist Before Sept. 11, 2001, terrorism coverage was included in most...
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Relocated Due to Ida? You Might Be Covered for Additional Living Expenses
Standard homeowners and renters insurance policies include additional living expenses (ALE) coverage. ALE pays the costs of living away from home—above and beyond your customary expenses— if you...
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Cyber Insurance’s “Perfect Storm”
Cyber is a relatively new, evolving risk. Insurers manage their exposures, in part, by setting coverage limits and excluding events they don’t want to insure. Increasing cybercrime incidents resulting...
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Insurer Declined to Renew your Homeowners Policy? You Have Options
By Maria Sassian, Triple-I consultant In high-risk areas like the West Coast with its wildfires and Florida with its hurricanes and floods, insurance non-renewals are on the rise as insurers attempt...
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Deepfake: A Real Hazard
By Maria Sassian, Triple-I consultant Videos and voice recordings manipulated with previously unheard-of sophistication – known as “deepfakes“ – have proliferated and pose a growing threat to...
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By John Novaria, Managing Director, Amplify This year’s hurricanes have served as a wakeup call about the importance of flood insurance and the fact that not enough people have it. Only 1 in 6 homes...
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Pandemic DrivesLife Insurance Sales, Especially AmongYoung Consumers
By Maria Sassian, Triple-I consultant The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to a decrease in life expectancy in the United States for the first time in decades, according to the Centers for Disease...
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IRC Releases State-by-State Auto Insurance Affordability Rankings
Louisiana, Florida, and Michigan remain the least affordable states for auto insurance, while Iowa remains the most affordable, according to a new study from the Insurance Research Council (IRC). The...
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