Homeowners insurance companies are increasingly requiring maintenance and repairs as a condition for policy renewal amid rising claims costs and market pressures. Learn how these underwriting changes affect coverage and policyholder decisions.
Explore the surge in nuclear verdicts, state tort reforms, and evolving IRS regulations on 831(b) captive insurance impacting U.S. liability and risk financing strategies in 2025.
InvoiceCloud strengthens its leadership with Michael Costonis joining the board to drive strategic growth and digital innovation in insurance payment solutions.
Barclays, Cincinnati Financial, and LendingClub topped Q2 earnings expectations, showing strong growth and attractive valuations in banking, insurance, and consumer lending sectors.
Aon's Q2 2025 report reveals softening insurance market conditions in property, cyber, and D&O lines with lower premiums and increased capacity despite rising systemic risks from climate and geopolitical challenges.
Q2 sees overall commercial insurance rates dip globally, but US casualty insurance rates rise sharply due to frequent nuclear jury verdicts exceeding $10 million, impacting insurance pricing and claims trends.
Wole Coaxum resigns from Selective Insurance Group's Board of Directors to focus on other professional priorities. The insurer maintains a strong strategic vision and reputation in the property and casualty market.
Verisk is acquiring AccuLynx for $2.35 billion to strengthen its role in residential insurance analytics, aiming to streamline claims and reduce costs amid rising roofing repair expenses. The deal supports Verisk's growth strategy in the property and casualty market.
Explore how modern Agency Management Systems enhance efficiency, compliance, and scalability for Managing General Agents in the Property & Casualty insurance market.
The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' introduces sweeping changes to US health and P&C insurance, including Medicaid cuts, ACA subsidy restrictions, and new tax incentives, reshaping market dynamics through 2034.
