14 stories tagged with #insurers, in publish-time order across the WeSearch catalog. Tag pages update as new stories ingest.
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Hong Kong insurers ride affluent demand to record sales as longevity and legacy needs grow
Mainland China and overseas wealth, alongside family offices, is driving insurance demand in the city to new highs.…
Insurers slash war premiums for Strait of Hormuz ships
Premiums for hull war coverage drop by more than half as ceasefire deal holds…
First on Fox: Trump admin opens new front in fraud crackdown targeting health insurers, drug middlemen
Trump administration orders insurance companies to investigate fraud in federal employee health programs costing taxpayers about $70 billion annually.…
Regulators Try to Keep Up With Insurers’ Private Investments
How legislators and insurers built a trucking crisis
Rising Private Credit Defaults Are Testing Banks And Insurers
The environment that created private credit has reversed: rates are elevated, refinancing is harder, and signs of stress are emerging across the asset class.…
The insurers on the hook for war in Iran
Some have been hammered; even those who haven’t might be soon…
Wall Street sees new upswing for health insurers after years of margin pressure
U.S. Health Insurers Raise EPS Estimates After Strong Q1'26, Higher Medicare Rates
Q1 proved to be a boon for many major US managed care insurers, as earnings results exceeded consensus estimates, leading to rises in stock prices and higher full-year earnings est…
Trump says it's not a 'war.' Insurers with money on the line say it is
Businesses in the Middle East bought insurance that protects against terrorism or sabotage, but far fewer purchased coverage explicitly designed to cover "war."…
Cut foreign travel, use more EVs: Finance Ministry’s ‘austerity’ steps for public sector banks & insurers
Finance Ministry urges public sector banks and insurers to cut foreign travel and adopt electric vehicles in new austerity measures.…
Insurers’ Delays in Approving Medical Care Persist, Despite Promises
Hong Kong insurers’ health in jeopardy as medical claims could double in decade
Research finds total reimbursements reached HK$17.73 billion in 2023, up by 61 per cent from HK$10.99 billion in 2019.…
Health insurers' 'aggressive' tactics causing closures, private hospitals say
A former Bupa executive accuses health insurers of using "almost bullying" tactics in their negotiations with private hospitals, while the Australian Private Hospitals Association …