Guidewire Software Stock Sees Upward Price Target Amid Market Optimism
Guidewire Software's stock price target rises to $270 as analysts forecast growth in the property and casualty insurance software sector, with mixed valuations noted.
Guidewire Software's stock price target rises to $270 as analysts forecast growth in the property and casualty insurance software sector, with mixed valuations noted.
US commercial insurance rates increased in Q2 2025, with a slower growth pace than earlier in the year, according to MarketScout's latest pricing data. Insights for insurers and industry stakeholders.
The California FAIR Plan's rapid growth in 2025 reflects continuing wildfire insurance challenges. New reforms aim to expand private insurer participation despite higher premiums.
Canal Insurance Company names Paul Stachura as VP and Chief Claims Officer, enhancing its claims leadership with expertise in commercial auto and litigation management.
Vehicle theft in the U.S. has reached a 40-year low with a 17% drop from 2023 to 2024, driven by law enforcement and industry collaborations. However, vehicle security at apartment complexes and insurance coverage remain critical for owners amid ongoing localized theft incidents.
GoAuto Insurance launches direct low-cost auto insurance in Georgia, marking its fifth state expansion. The move underscores the growth of digital-first underwriting and policy issuance in competitive markets.
New U.S. tax legislation increases SALT deductions and reinstates mortgage insurance deductions, offering potential savings for homeowners, especially in high-tax states.
New Jersey's Department of Banking and Insurance offers detailed guidance on filing flood and storm damage insurance claims following the July 2024 severe weather, highlighting coverage nuances and claims procedures.
Explore insights on three U.S. insurance stocks—Lincoln National, Lemonade, and AXIS Capital—highlighting valuation concerns and sector risks affecting market performance and investment decisions.
Severe July flash floods in Texas Hill Country have caused extensive property damage and triggered insurance affordability and housing market challenges, spotlighting risk management and regulatory responses.