Matthew Lerner is a Reporter at Business Insurance. He covers a range of topics within the BFSI and financial services sectors, with a focus on cybersecurity, cybercrime, and the construction and real estate industries. His work has been featured in Business Insurance and JD Supra.
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Matthew Lerner's coverage primarily focuses on the insurance industry, with a strong emphasis on company announcements and press releases. His articles often cite data, suggesting an interest in factual information to support his reporting.
Given this focus, Matthew is likely interested in news related to the insurance industry such as company appointments, mergers and acquisitions, organizational restructurings, or new product launches. If you have insights into these areas or can provide relevant data that supports developments within the insurance sector, your pitch may be well received.
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Aon on Monday launched its AI Risk Diagnostic to help organizations understand and manage AI-related risk.
By: Matthew Lerner
Softening commercial property insurance pricing dented organic growth at Brown & Brown during the second quarter, with some property rates falling sharply, the brokerage said Tuesday.
Specialty managing general agent Rokstone on Wednesday announced a new capacity partnership with Axa XL for an excess livestock risks facility with limits up to $20 million.
Former Aon executive Lynn Serpico has joined Marsh Risk as managing director and strategic adviser, multinational growth.
First-half insured natural catastrophe losses were about $44 billion, just below the inflation-adjusted average of $50 million for the first half of the year over the past 10 years.
Social engineering losses continued to climb as cybercriminals employ artificial intelligence to supercharge attacks.
Rising expenses dented profits at The Baldwin Group but the commercial insurance broker forecast increased organic growth for the second half of the year.
Insured losses from the magnitude 6.8 earthquake that struck July 28 near Kumamoto City on Japan's Kyushu Island are estimated at JPY 220 billion (about $1.4 billion) to JPY 340 billion (about $2.1 billion).
By: Matthew Lerner
Lockton Re, the reinsurance business of Lockton, has executed an industry loss warranty transaction combining property catastrophe and cyber triggers within a single limit structure, the broker said Tuesday.
Funding for insurtech companies totaled $2.44 billion in the second quarter, the highest quarterly funding total since the second quarter of 2022.
