XPR-Xact Property Restoration
• 6809 Orchard Ridge Drive, Charlotte, NC 28227, United States
www.xpr.solutionsAbout XPR-Xact Property Restoration
A division of Night Owl Companies, XPR delivers elite property recovery for commercial and multifamily properties.. We specialize in fast, professional restoration services. We control the chaos when it matters most.
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Sedgwick: Property Claims Face Delays, Are Growing More Complex
Despite the promise of artificial intelligence and other technology to improve and speed the insurance process, property claims face delays and growing complexity, according to a new report that also shows claims costs are under pressure. Several factors are putting …
Willis reports sharp fall in North American property insurance rates
Willis, the insurance brokerage and risk advisory business of WTW, has released its autumn 2026 Insurance Marketplace Realities report, The Specialist View: Navigating Tomorrow’s Risk Landscape for 2027, reporting that rates for large and complex property risks fell by an average of 14.5% during the second quarter of 2026, compared with an 8.4% reduction during […] The post Willis reports sharp fall in North American property insurance rates appeared first on ReinsuranceNe.ws.
Paragon strengthens Specialty Property leadership team with new promotions
Paragon Insurance Holdings, an international managing general agency, has announced three senior leadership promotions, expanding the roles of Mike Denton, Brett Papenhagen and Erik Ostgulen. These appointments strengthen Paragon’s Specialty Property leadership team and support continued growth across the organisation. Promoted to executive vice president of Paragon Insurance Holdings, Denton will continue collaborating with the […] The post Paragon strengthens Specialty Property leadership team with new promotions appeared first on ReinsuranceNe.ws.
Large property rates fall 14.5% as excess casualty increases show signs of peaking, Willis finds
Large property buyers just saw their steepest cuts in a decade, while new capacity starts to ease pressure in excess casualty