Confie Acquires TGS Insurance Agency to Enhance InsureOne Platform
Confie enhances its InsureOne platform by acquiring TGS Insurance, boosting expertise in personal lines insurance and expanding in Texas and Florida.
Confie enhances its InsureOne platform by acquiring TGS Insurance, boosting expertise in personal lines insurance and expanding in Texas and Florida.
Discover Amwins Access's insights on 2026 market trends in small business and personal lines insurance, focusing on opportunities and strategic adaptations.
Confie acquires TGS Insurance Agency, expanding offerings in personal and commercial insurance while enhancing customer retention and growth strategies.
Nationwide SVP Sarah Griffin leads innovation in personal lines insurance, driving growth through telematics, smart home risk prevention, and customer-centric underwriting.
Rate Insurance secures #40 spot on Insurance Journal's 2025 Top 50 Personal Lines Agencies list, highlighting its growth and digital innovation in U.S. insurance.
AM Best upgrades U.S. homeowners insurance outlook to stable amid improved rate adequacy, catastrophe risk management, and softening reinsurance market conditions. Technology and pricing discipline boost segment resilience.
Explore how personal lines insurance is evolving from repair-and-replace to a predict-and-prevent approach, driven by economic pressures, consumer behavior shifts, and technology integration.
New England Indemnity Company launches modernized personal lines insurance in New Hampshire using INSTANDA's no-code platform and ReSource Pro's tech services to enhance agility and efficiency.
Legacy Risk Solutions merges with PointeNorth Insurance Group, expanding specialty insurance options in hospitality, trucking, real estate, and transportation across 40 offices with 600+ employees.
Q2 2025 U.S. insurance pricing shows moderate increases in personal and commercial lines, with notable hikes in high-net-worth homeowners and commercial auto sectors, reflecting market stabilization and underwriting cycle adjustments.