AIG’s acquisition of Everest Group’s $2B insurance portfolio represents a carefully structured deal that advances CEO Peter Zaffino’s transformation strategy while avoiding the legacy liabilities that plagued the company’s past. This transaction showcases how AIG is rebuilding through disciplined gr
The CEO of venture firm General Catalyst is pushing for health insurance to cover longevity treatments, stating the current system prioritizes expensive hospital care over preventive health. Silicon Valley’s tech elite are increasingly investing in anti-aging research and personal health optimization. Insurance companies reportedly remain hesitant due to uncertain return on investment for longevity interventions.
The CEO of global venture capital firm General Catalyst has advocated for health insurance to cover longevity treatments and preventive health measures, according to recent podcast comments. Hemant Taneja stated during an appearance on the “TPBN” podcast that the healthcare system needs to shift toward incentives that keep people healthy rather than focusing primarily on hospital care.
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UN Article 6.4 Supervisory Body’s new carbon permanence rules are reshaping global carbon markets. The debate over whether natural carbon storage can offset fossil fuel emissions could determine nature’s future as an investable climate solution.
The United Nations’ recent adoption of new carbon permanence rules is poised to fundamentally reshape how investors value nature-based climate solutions under the Paris Agreement’s global carbon market framework. These regulations, approved at the October 2025 Article 6.4 Supervisory Body meeting, establish critical standards for how long carbon must remain stored in forests, soils, and mangroves to count toward offsetting emissions—a decision with profound implications for nature investment and global climate strategy.
** A startup called ClaimSorted has raised $13.3 million in seed funding to revolutionize one of the world’s slowest industries—insurance claims processing. The AI-powered platform already serves tens of thousands of policyholders across the U.S., U.K., and EU. Investors including Atomico and Y Combinator are backing the solution born from founder frustration with traditional systems. **CONTENT:**
Artificial intelligence is poised to transform one of the world’s most notoriously slow industries as insurance technology startup ClaimSorted announces a $13.3 million seed round to revolutionize claims processing. The funding, led by Atomico with participation from Eurazeo, Y Combinator, Firstminute Capital, and Start Ventures, signals strong investor confidence in AI’s potential to streamline the traditionally cumbersome insurance claims landscape. According to industry experts note, this substantial investment reflects growing recognition that insurance technology represents one of the most promising sectors for disruption.
Berkshire’s Major Chemical Industry Acquisition Berkshire Hathaway has announced a significant $9.7 billion acquisition of Occidental Petroleum‘s chemical division, OxyChem,…
