Q3 Earnings Show Strength and Challenges for U.S. Property & Casualty Insurers
Q3 earnings reveal robust premium growth and underwriting margins amid challenges like social inflation and catastrophe losses in U.S. property & casualty insurance.
Q3 earnings reveal robust premium growth and underwriting margins amid challenges like social inflation and catastrophe losses in U.S. property & casualty insurance.
Guidewire Software's Q3 2025 report highlights strong cloud platform growth driven by P&C insurer adoption and AI integration, signaling evolving operational agility and technology trends in insurance.
Progressive Insurance expands its partnership with Best Egg to offer flexible personal loan solutions to millions of customers, blending insurance and fintech services for enhanced engagement.
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Avalon Risk Management launches hurricane insurance for Tier 1 coastal markets from Texas to Virginia, offering stable premiums and advanced risk analytics for commercial properties outside Florida.
Simplifai appoints new board members to drive growth and global positioning of agentic AI solutions in the property and casualty insurance claims market.
Barrett-Jackson will host its prestigious Barrett-Jackson Cup competition at the 2026 Scottsdale Auction, showcasing fifty elite custom and Resto-Mod vehicles. The event highlights craftsmanship, market trends, and collector car insurance relevance.
Michigan Senate bills propose integrating virtual power plants to improve electrical grid reliability and efficiency by coordinating distributed energy resources and reducing reliance on peaker plants.
National car insurance rates saw a minor decline in November 2025, with regional disparities and key risk factors influencing premiums across the U.S. Insurify data offers insights into market trends and cost drivers for insurers and professionals.
Explore how rising costs in housing, insurance, and everyday goods are reshaping the U.S. affordability landscape in 2025, affecting market dynamics and regulatory priorities.