Swiss Re Forecasts Slower Global Insurance Growth Due to US Tariffs
Swiss Re's latest sigma study projects slower global insurance premium growth and economic expansion due to increased US tariffs, with the US market most affected.
Swiss Re's latest sigma study projects slower global insurance premium growth and economic expansion due to increased US tariffs, with the US market most affected.
A new Allianz Life study reveals record levels of investment anxiety driven by market volatility and economic uncertainty, impacting retirement planning and financial strategies across the U.S.
U.S. property/casualty insurance posts strongest underwriting results since 2013 with improved combined ratios and premium growth; 2025 outlook tempered by wildfire losses and tariff impacts on costs.
U.S. inflation eases to a four-year low in April, reflecting early tariff impacts and varied sector price movements. Persistent inflation pressures and tariff-related costs influence economic and insurance market trends.
Chubb's Q1 2025 earnings declined due to $1.64B in catastrophe losses from California wildfires. However, underwriting income rose excluding catastrophes with premium growth across P&C and life segments.