INSURASALES

In The Car Expands Strategic Partnership with Marias Technology to Enhance Embedded Auto Insurance Platform

In The Car extends its partnership with Marias Technology to improve embedded auto insurance platforms, focusing on system integration and operational support for automotive OEMs and dealers.

North Carolina Requests 68% Increase in Dwelling Insurance Rates Over Two Years

North Carolina insurers seek a 68.3% average rise in dwelling insurance premiums across two years to address rising storm damage claims and construction cost inflation. Regulatory review underway.

California's Fire Insurance Rules Face Challenges Despite Regulatory Overhaul

California's 2023 insurance reforms aimed to secure homeowners in fire-prone areas but reveal loopholes allowing rate hikes without broad coverage. FAIR plan reliance doubles amid escalating policy nonrenewals.

2025 Aviation Insurance Market Shows Divergence: All-Risk Rates Rise, War Risk Rates Fall

In late 2025, aviation insurance rates diverge with all-risk insurance rates firming amid loss pressures, while war risk insurance rates decline due to expanded capacity. Market insights from Willis Towers Watson highlight key trends ahead of major airline renewals.

SCOR SE Reports Improved Q3 2025 Results Driven by Disciplined Underwriting

SCOR SE improves Q3 2025 performance with disciplined underwriting and low catastrophe losses, driving stronger combined ratio and stable investment returns.

Selective Insurance Appoints Julie Parsons to Board to Enhance Strategic Leadership

Selective Insurance Group appoints Julie Parsons, an experienced Allstate executive, to its board, bolstering strategic expertise in product development and insurance operations.

Year-End Insurance Planning Gains Momentum Among High Net Worth Clients

Year-end surge in insurance planning among high net worth clients driven by inflation, market gains, and enhanced advisory strategies. Key focus on life insurance audits and estate planning.

Study Finds Surging Liability Insurance Deficits Driven by Rising Claims Costs

Triple-I and CAS study reveals liability insurance deficits between $231.6B and $281.2B over 2015-2024 due to rising claims costs and legal system factors, exceeding standard inflation.

Illinois House Rejects Bill to Regulate Homeowners Insurance Rates

Illinois lawmakers reject a bill granting the Department of Insurance authority to regulate homeowners insurance rates amid industry concerns and State Farm's significant rate increases.

California Wildfire Insurance Crisis Escalates in Rural High-Risk Areas

California's rural high-fire-risk areas face escalating homeowners insurance challenges as insurers retreat amid growing wildfire risks. The state's FAIR Plan surges with last-resort coverage, while regulatory efforts aim to stabilize the market.