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IRS releases HSA and high-deductible health plan limits for 2027
The IRS has announced the inflation-adjusted contributions and related amounts for health savings accounts (HSAs) and HSA-compatible high-deductible health plans (HDHPs) for 2027. This alert outlines the 2027 HSA limits and offers information on limi …
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Entertainment & Crisis Management
FIFA World Cup 2026: insuring large events against political violence risks
The FIFA World Cup, football’s quadrennial pinnacle, kicks off on 11 June when Mexico host South Africa at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. The tournament brings together 48 teams from across the globe, with matches to be played at cities in the US, Ca …
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The Return of “Super El Niño”: A potential risk amplifier to watch carefully
With summer's arrival, a familiar climate phenomenon is quietly gaining strength in the Pacific. Ocean temperatures are already flirting with record highs, and forecasters are warning that we may be heading toward a rare “Super El Niño”—one of the st …
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Webcast replay | Digital asset-related kidnappings on the rise: Are you prepared?
An evolving security threat landscape for digital asset industry executives underscores the need for clear response protocols and effective insurance coverage, panelists on a recent Lockton webcast said. Speakers on the panel described a sharp rise i …
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Staying storm-ready as hurricane season begins
Forecasters anticipate below-average hurricane activity in 2026, but that doesn’t mean a risk-free season for businesses. With a wide range of possible outcomes and the potential for even a single storm to cause significant disruption, businesses can …
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Proposed rules would expand employer options for fertility benefits
Federal agencies have issued proposed rules that could create a new, more flexible pathway for employers to offer fertility benefits, including coverage for in vitro fertilization (IVF), outside of traditional group health plan structures. The propos …
