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Webcast replay | Digital asset-related kidnappings on the rise: Are you prepared?
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Ensuring resilience as wildfires risks persist
In 2025, wildfires in Southern California destroyed more than 16,000 homes and businesses and cost insurers billions of dollars. So far, 2026 has not produced a singular wildfire event as large as last year’s California fires, and many smaller fires …
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Summer student travel risk: a structured framework for university risk managers
Heightened geopolitical tensions, greater scrutiny of U.S. travelers, and the expansion of nontraditional program types are reshaping student travel risks. This is challenging colleges and universities to take a more structured and strategic approach …
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Webcast replay | Digital asset-related kidnappings on the rise: Are you prepared?
An evolving security threat landscape for digital asset industry executives underscores the need for clear response protocols and effective insurance coverage, panelists on a recent Lockton webcast said. Speakers on the panel described a sharp rise i …
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2026 Product Recall Market Update
Insurers continue to compete, expand coverage Despite recent high-profile recall events, the product recall insurance market remains favorable for buyers heading into the remainder of 2026. Capacity is strong, competition among carriers persists, an …
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Webcast replay | Life sciences securities class actions: An anatomy of a lawsuit
Securities class-action lawsuits targeting life sciences companies are highly defensible and are often dismissed by courts. But effective defense and insurance coverage requires coordination and communication from the start, panelists on a recent Loc …
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Building resilience against severe convective storms
Last year, severe convective storms (SCS) caused $51 billion in insured losses in the United States, marking yet another year in which storm damage crossed the $50 billion threshold. That made 2025 the third costliest year on record for SCS, accordin …
