Accelerant Expands Specialty Insurance Risk Exchange with QBE and Tokio Marine
Accelerant expands its data-driven specialty insurance risk exchange by adding QBE and Tokio Marine America, enhancing underwriting efficiency and market connectivity.
Accelerant expands its data-driven specialty insurance risk exchange by adding QBE and Tokio Marine America, enhancing underwriting efficiency and market connectivity.
Capgemini report reveals how rising senior demographics, urbanization, and AI will reshape global P&C insurance by 2050, emphasizing advanced underwriting and risk governance.
State Farm dominates the 2025 U.S. private passenger auto insurance market with $68B in premiums, ahead of Progressive Group. Key developments include a shift in auto glass claims administration to Safelite Solutions, influencing service provider dynamics.
Explore how 3D printing is transforming auto repair insurance through cost efficiencies, quality control gaps, certification challenges, and emerging liability issues.
Admiral Group is selling its US auto insurance subsidiary Elephant Insurance to J.C. Flowers & Co, refocusing on UK and European markets while ensuring growth in US auto insurance.
North Dakota's new HB 1088 law increases penalties for insurance violations, empowering the Insurance Commissioner with expanded enforcement and restitution authority, impacting insurer compliance obligations.
NAMIC report dispels common myths about AI use in insurance, emphasizing the need for industry-specific regulation and the benefits of accurate risk-based pricing to promote competition and consumer access.
Explore effective strategies for seniors to reduce auto insurance premiums including deductible adjustments, coverage reviews, defensive driving courses, and credit improvements.
In 2024, U.S. home insurance premiums rose 13.7% to $152 billion, with notable loss ratio improvements for insurers like State Farm and Liberty Mutual, indicating enhanced profitability and underwriting effectiveness in the property and casualty market.
From 2021 to 2024, Utah homeowners saw nearly $700 average annual insurance premium increases amid climate risks and housing affordability challenges. This report highlights regulatory and market trends shaping property insurance.