

The Council’s initial thoughts on the potential brokerage impact of potential full upcoming Democratic control of the executive and legislative branches.
The COVID-19 pandemic and other issues with commercial lines continued to put stress on the market in Q2 2020.
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The Council’s initial thoughts on the potential brokerage impact of potential full upcoming Democratic control of the executive and legislative branches.
After nearly a week of threats to veto the $2.3 trillion omnibus/relief bill, President Trump signed it into law.
Federal government funding runs out at midnight tonight, and is unclear whether the House and the Senate can act on a catch-all funding measure as well as pandemic relief.
Much is at risk, including a revised PPP plan, as well as potential major provisions on surprise medical billing.
The Trump Administration issued final rules (initially proposed in 2018 and 2019) aimed at lowering Medicare drug costs and reducing regulatory burdens in the Medicare program.
November 16, 2020 On November 10, the Department of Treasury issued a notice of proposed rule regarding the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program (TRIP). Specifically, Treasury is proposing, among other things,
November 16, 2020 The Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor, and Treasury issued an interim final rule on November 6 to implement certain healthcare provisions under the Coronavirus Aid,
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The following are key takeaways from The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers’ Commercial Property/Casualty Market Report Q2 2020 (July 1 – September 30): Evidence the market continued
NEWS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Zachary West Associate, Market Intelligence & Insights Zach.West@ciab.com MARKET CONDITIONS ACCELERATED BY COVID-19 LED TO PRICING INCREASES FOR ALL LINES, ACCORDING TO CIAB MARKET
In the first negative decision on business interruption, a North Carolina judge has ruled that Cincinnati Financial is liable to pay out on BI claims.