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TWIA Makes a $4.3 Billion Hurricane Bet As Models Diverge and Tail Risk Mounts
Hawaiian Electric Says Court Ruling “Derails” Insurers’ Effort to Block Maui Wildfire Settlement
Catastrophe Models at a Crossroads as Insurers Rethink Data, Pricing and Risk: Survey
Berkshire's Abel Says Energy Holdings Can't Be a "Deep Pocket" For Growing Wildfire Risk
In his first shareholder letter, Berkshire CEO Greg Abel draws a firm line on wildfire liability for energy holdings, even as Berkshire's own insurance operations absorbed nearly $1.8 billion in underwriting losses tied in part to the 2025 Los Angeles fires.
Anthropic Says AI Has a Catastrophic "Collective Action" Problem
Anthropic has rewritten its flagship safety framework to acknowledge that no single AI developer can unilaterally prevent catastrophe — and to explain what it will and won't commit to doing alone.
Markets Are Starting to Wonder If Life Insurance May Ignite The AI Doomsday Fuse
At first glance this week's AI-induced market meltdown was about tech stocks and broad macro fears, but the real danger may be embedded in life insurance and reinsurance.
Edison Acknowledges "Viable Explanation" for Eaton Fire, Urges Risk Sharing Beyond Private Market Insurance
Moody’s, Verisk Push Data “Moat” Defense Against AI
Obamacare, But for Homeowners Insurance
Also, cat bonds are putting an increasing premium on wildfire risk.
Cat Bond Markets Price Wildfire Risk at 6x Models And The Gap Is Growing
Trump's Climate Supercomputer Plans Threaten US Insurance Market: Actuaries
A new letter from the American Academy of Actuaries draws a direct line between the planned dismantling of NCAR and higher homeowners insurance costs for US consumers.