"The Roundup” is Origami Risk’s weekly bulletin of headlines and resources impacting risk, compliance, safety, P&C insurance, and healthcare.
Tues, Feb 14 | NAIC outlines its regulatory priorities for 2023
In its continued mission to protect customers and ensure a competitive insurance market, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has unveiled its priorities for 2023. (continue reading)
Tues, Feb 14 | Insurers facing widely disparate rules for reproductive health coverage
Health insurance coverage of women’s reproductive services, including abortion, is fast becoming a confusing terrain that apparently not even insurers fully understand. (continue reading)
Wed, Feb 15 | In Cyber Insurance, Experts Say Employee Curiosity Can Kill the Catastrophe
One of the most important things insurance companies and employees alike can do to achieve success is stay curious. (continue reading)
Wed, Feb 15 | Proposed bill would require gun owners to buy firearm liability insurance
Newly filed S.B. 913 would require every firearm owner to purchase liability insurance. A Texas insurance provider says it faces plenty of hurdles (continue reading)
Thurs, Feb 16 | Florida property insurance rates expected to jump 40% to 50% in June
The Sunshine State, home to more than 22 million people, has an affordability problem when it comes to housing—not just for buying a home or finding a place to rent. Protecting your home can also be expensive. (continue reading)
Fri, Feb. 17 | Gas, airfares, car insurance: How transportation costs are impacting high inflation
New government data for January shows high inflation has continued into the new year. (continue reading)
Supply Chain News
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Mon, Feb 13 | The US lags on battery sustainability and supply chain transparency — can a digital ‘passport’ be the answer?
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Mon, Feb 13 | There’s a new inflation warning for consumers coming from the supply chain
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Tues, Feb 14 | Supply chain issues to impact US cotton industry growth in 2023
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Fri, Feb 17 | Supply Chain Analytics Global Market to Reach $28.3 Billion by 2030:
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Fri, Feb 17 | Americans keep on spending
Coronavirus News
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Tues, Feb 14 | Risk of developing diabetes after Covid-19 continued in Omicron period, study says
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Tues, Feb 14 | WHO abandons plans for crucial second phase of COVID-origins investigation
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Wed, Feb 15 | New COVID-19 omicron subvariant XBB.1.5 sweeping the nation, making up majority of cases
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Thurs, Feb 16 | The haunting brain science of long Covid
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Fri, Feb 17 | America is skimping on medical care
Climate & Environment News
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Wed, Feb 15 | 5 things you didn’t know about rainforests
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Thurs, Feb 16 | An ocean of hope: why marine protection matters for people and nature
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Thurs, Feb 16 | Westerners support 100% clean energy, less oil drilling — even in red states