Favorable Treaty Renewals for U.S. Property and Casualty Insurance
Discover the latest favorable treaty renewals in property and casualty insurance. Learn how to leverage market trends for better negotiations and risk management.
Discover the latest favorable treaty renewals in property and casualty insurance. Learn how to leverage market trends for better negotiations and risk management.
Explore property and casualty insurance trends in 2025, focusing on litigation, reforms, and challenges in wildfire prone areas and claims practices.
NFP's acquisition of Hamilton Insurance marks a significant expansion in property and casualty insurance services, enhancing client value and regulatory compliance.
Explore the U.S. Excess and Surplus (E&S) insurance market trends featuring modest property rate decreases, variable casualty pricing, and the rising use of AI-driven underwriting technology.
Moody's 2025 survey reveals expected declines in U.S. property reinsurance rates for 2026 amid rising demand and stable attachment points, offering key insights for insurers and reinsurers.
Pivix Specialty Insurance Services and Everspan Group launch a new primary general liability E&S casualty program targeting contractors, real estate, hospitality, and manufacturing sectors, enhancing MGA offerings through wholesale brokers.
W.R. Berkley Corporation appoints Shadi Albert as president of Vela Insurance Services, signaling strategic leadership transition in excess and surplus lines insurance.
Aon reports a global reinsurance capacity exceeding $720 billion in 2025, highlighting improved pricing, terms, and coverage amid record catastrophe bond issuance and robust reinsurer financial results, with regional market insights and outlook to 2026.
Aon appoints Anthony DiLorenzo as head of US casualty reinsurance, focusing on managing long-tail risks amid market demands. Key leadership shifts enhance reinsurance client services globally.
Global commercial insurance rates dropped 3% in Q1 2025, continuing a trend of declining premiums except for a 4% rise in casualty lines driven by US market conditions.