Florida's insurance market shows improvement with private insurers absorbing more policies from Citizens Property Insurance, reduced litigation, and rate decreases in auto insurance. Learn about regulatory reforms and market dynamics stabilizing the sector.

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.

The Federal Insurance Office reports record $3.3 trillion U.S. insurance premiums in 2024, highlighting strong life and health and property/casualty sectors amid investment gains and market challenges.

Idaho's Department of Insurance finds wildfire losses rising but homeowners premiums stabilize in 2024 due to prior insurer adjustments and mitigation efforts. Analysis covers non-renewals, premiums, and market dynamics.

Q3 2025 sees record global M&A deal value led by North America; insurance sector M&A slows but MGA investments remain steady amid market recalibration.

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.

Explore 2025's indexed universal life insurance market growth, regulatory changes, and digital innovations shaping client strategies and compliance.

Analysis of major U.S. large-cap stocks CSX, The Hartford, and Copart highlights valuation metrics and market trends affecting freight rail, insurance, and automotive auction sectors.

Insurity's 2025 survey highlights a significant increase in U.S. policyholders willing to pay more for stronger severe weather protection, emphasizing the need for insurers to innovate in coverage and claims technology.

The expiration of ARPA premium tax credits in 2025 will drive health insurance premium increases in 2026. Employers and employees should consider off-exchange plans and ICHRA strategies to manage rising costs.