Discover how all-risks insurance covers incidents not specifically excluded in policies, offering broader protection than named peril plans. Learn how it works and its exclusions.

Discover how named perils insurance coverage protects your property against specific hazards or events and when to consider it over comprehensive policies.

Basis risk refers to the potential mismatch between the value of an asset or liability and the financial instrument used to hedge or manage its risk. This divergence can result in unexpected gains or ...

Tax insurance falls into two main categories. The first addresses fees and expenses linked to tax audits, administrative appeals, and tax litigation. The second category goes by several names, such as ...

More frequent and more destructive natural disasters are shaking the foundation of the U.S. homeowners insurance systems, with coverage becoming more costly and harder to procure for millions of ...

As insurance companies stop covering high-risk properties, or they leave markets altogether, more than 30 states now offer so-called "last resort" insurance. NPR's Scott Simon speaks to Doug Heller, ...

From determining risk and setting premium rates to determining claim payouts, and optimizing customer outreach, insurance is highly dependent on data. Anywhere there’s a lot of data, AI provides ...