News

East

• Pennsylvania Woman’s Son Pleads Guilty, Gets Probation in Mansion Fire Fraud Case
• Maine’s BroGue Insurance & Financial Services Promotes Kinney, Hires Cole
• PMC Insurance Group Hires Skinner as Assistant Vice President in Massachusetts

National

• Rail Tank Car Leak Injuries Lead to Safety Recommendations
• Supreme Court Justice Thomas Calls for Overturning Landmark Libel Case
• High School Student at Lincoln Memorial Protest Sues Washington Pos
• Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case That Could Limit Clean Water Act
• A.M. Best Makes Senior Management Changes, Restructures Organization
• How Pricing Insurance for Cars of Future Could Bring Insurers, Carmakers Together
• China Abandons Pledge, Returns to Very Active Hacking of U.S., Report Says

International

• SCOR Names Conoscente CEO of SCOR Global P&C, Succeeding Peignet
• SCOR’s Net Profit in 2018 Rises 13% Despite Spate of Q4 Natural Disasters
• UK Probe of Wholesale Brokers Finds No Evidence of Anti-Competitive Behavior
• Alllianz Targets Tech, Insurance Investments with $1.1B Venture Capital Fund
• A.M. Best Makes Senior Management Changes, Restructures Organization
• VW Wins Diesel Emissions Case in Germany Brought by Customer Who Plans Appeal
• Apollo Global Management Completes Acquisition of Aspen Insurance
• JBA Broadens Access to Sri Lanka Flood Model to Help Bridge Protection Gap
• Facebook Broke Data Privacy Rules, so Self-Regulation Must End: UK Lawmakers