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- Short Term Restraint for the Market Due to Shutting Down of Operations & Process of Different Companies Across Different Parts of the World Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Keep yourself up-to-date with ...

NEW YORK, August 06, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Distinguished Programs ("Distinguished"), a national insurance program administrator and MGA, announced the appointment of Christina Ross as vice president, ...

Last year proved to be an expensive one for the U.S. insurance industry, with losses of more than $300 billion, much of which were attributable to a series of hurricanes that pummeled Puerto Rico, ...

Fine Art Insurance Market Insights: The Fine Art Insurance market is a specialized segment within the insurance industry that provides coverage for valuable art collections, including paintings, ...

Along with the immeasurable human costs of Hurricane Sandy, other costs are still mounting. Among these, Chelsea art galleries in Manhattan are still assessing the amount of damage to irreplaceable ...

LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Climate activists' attacks on some of the world's most precious paintings have added to insurers' worries about the threat to art from climate change itself, concerns seen ...

Art collectors in California, Florida and other states experiencing weather-related disasters aggravated by climate change are finding fine art insurance becoming more expensive, with policies ...