Stand Insurance secures $35 million in Series B funding to expand homeowners insurance into Florida's high-risk catastrophe market. Focus on resilience, AI-driven underwriting, and property risk mitigation.

Verisk's 2025 report shows global modeled insured catastrophe losses have increased to $152B annually, driven by frequency perils like thunderstorms and wildfires. Insurance professionals must adapt risk strategies to these evolving challenges.

U.S. property insurance rates are rising due to climate risks, tariffs, and federal policy shifts affecting costs, risk data, and disaster relief programs. Learn the market and regulatory impacts.

Black communities along the Gulf Coast face rising homeowners insurance costs due to climate risks and historical housing policies, impacting home values and insurance affordability.

Florida survey reveals that climate hazards and rising homeowners insurance costs are driving relocation considerations, impacting insurance market and risk management.

U.S. federal courts see a rise in insurance litigation involving homeowners, business liability, and business interruption claims driven by climate, tech, and social factors. Insights on emerging coverage challenges and legal trends.

Explore the 2025 US housing markets where homeowners face the highest insurance premiums relative to property values. Key regions include Houston, Tampa Bay, Tulsa, Sarasota, and Miami, all impacted by climate-driven risks.

US flood-prone counties experience net domestic outflows for the first time since 2019, driven by rising insurance costs, climate risk, and housing affordability challenges. Key data and market insights for insurance professionals.

Rising homeowners insurance costs driven by climate risks reshape the U.S. housing market. AI and tech innovations enhance risk management amid market imbalances.

Homeowners face rising insurance premiums due to increased climate risks, severe weather, and market shifts. Learn how market reforms and risk mitigation affect coverage costs.