United States: Insurance

Navigating insurance coverage for False Claims Act investigations requires careful attention to policy structures, notice requirements, and insurer reservations of rights. This podcast episode explores the critical considerations companies face when seeking coverage for defense costs and settlements in FCA matters. Industry experts discuss practical strategies for policyholders to maximize their insurance recovery options.

Federal agencies have introduced a new recertification process for independent dispute resolution entities that arbitrate No Surprises Act billing disputes, including a five-day public comment period where stakeholders can petition against entities they believe are unfair. The process aims to address concerns that the current IDR system disproportionately favors healthcare providers, with median awards sometimes exceeding in-network rates by over 23,000%.

Hurricane Isaias left over 650,000 homes without power across Florida and Alabama, prompting critical questions about insurance coverage, federal assistance, and recovery resources. This comprehensive guide outlines essential steps for navigating FEMA programs, insurance claims, and SBA loan options to help affected individuals and businesses rebuild after the disaster.

The Natural Catastrophe Risk and Resilience Task Force of the US National Association of Insurance Commissioners convened to address the escalating challenges of catastrophe risks facing insurance markets. Key discussions centered on developing standardized mitigation programs, expanding flood insurance awareness, and scaling resilience initiatives like FORTIFIED home designations. The meeting also examined the evolving property/casualty reinsurance market and explored new hemispheric partnerships to streng

On 14 July 2026, the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published Consultation Paper CP11/26 and Consultation Paper CP26/29, respectively, within which proposals, including draft rules, have been put forward for the introduction of a “tailored regime for captive insurance” in the UK (the Consultation Papers).

Life and health insurers in the U.S. should take note of a development from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) regarding their ability to reduce collateral requirements for ceded reinsurance under certain circumstances.