ACA subsidy cliff could double exchange premiums for Kentuckians
Enhanced ACA tax credits expire in days, pushing 2026 exchange premiums sharply higher for Kentuckians and raising fears of coverage losses
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Kentucky court backs Westport on timing of wrongful conviction cover
Kentucky’s Supreme Court ruled occurrence-based law enforcement policies trigger at charge filing, not incarceration, backing Westport in a coverage dispute
KFF poll: soaring ACA premiums push many Americans to consider dropping cover
A KFF poll shows rising ACA premiums and expiring tax credits pushing enrollees toward cheaper plans or dropping cover entirely
Mid-May storms drive up U.S. insured losses to $4-7 bn
Severe convective storms across central U.S. states in mid-May, including destructive tornadoes and hail, likely caused insured losses between $4 bn and $7 bn
U.S. insurers face losses between $1 bn and $3 bn from a severe weather outbreak in March
Insurers face losses between $1 bn and $3 bn from a severe weather outbreak in mid-March, according to Gallagher Re
Kentucky Senate Committee unanimously backs Bill 24 to combat insurance fraud
A measure to help tackle insurance fraud in Kentucky – Senate Bill 24 – gained unanimous approval from legislators on the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee
Winter storms affected the U.S., potentially causing insured losses in the tens of mn
Winter storms from Jan. 9-11 affected the southern U.S., potentially causing insured losses in the tens of mn, Aon reported
FEMA projects flood insurance claim losses from Hurricane Helene to range $3.5-7 bn
The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), managed by FEMA, has paid over $1.4 bn to policyholders for flood losses caused by Hurricane Helene
Moody’s estimates U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Beryl to $2.5-4.5 bn
Moody’s RMS Event Response estimates U.S. insured losses from Hurricane Beryl to be between $2.5 billion and $4.5 billion. This includes damage from wind, storm surge
U.S. banks increase insurance usage for Climate-Related Risks
U.S. banks are increasingly using insurance as a key mitigant against growing climate-related risks and potential losses in their commercial and residential real estate loan
Finding affordable health insurance in California can be overwhelming. You’re faced with dozens of plan options, unfamiliar terms and questions about whether you qualify for subsidies through Covered California
Insurers enter 2026 with longer settlement cycles, rising volumes, and slow AI adoption, increasing costs and operational risk, AutoRek finds
Global insurance M&A stabilised, as insurers and brokers took a more strategic approach to acquisitions amid falling interest rates and a realignment of strategic priorities
U.S. life insurers posted modest Prism score gains, with resilient capital strength despite rising annuity volumes and investment risk pressures