Fitch Ratings projects a stable combined ratio and robust underwriting profits for US property/casualty insurers in 2026 despite market challenges, emphasizing steady statutory performance, capital strength, and potential growth in M&A activity.

Lawmakers negotiate extending expiring ACA subsidies, abortion funding restrictions, and proposals for direct healthcare payments as government shutdown ends, impacting insurance markets and policy.

The 2025 Federal Insurance Office Annual Report identifies third-party litigation funding as a key factor driving up costs in the U.S. property-casualty insurance sector, highlighting regulatory efforts and market impacts.

Explore 2024 trends among the top 50 global property/casualty insurers, featuring premium growth, loss ratio improvements, and shifting market rankings.

New US legislation aims to prevent insurance companies from acquiring independent health clinics, addressing rising healthcare costs and market consolidation.

Property/casualty insurance executives review lessons from recent catastrophe losses, emphasizing risk management, national catastrophe planning, and industry resilience strategies.

IFRS 18 introduces new financial statement presentation and disclosure requirements for insurance companies, including operating profit subtotals and management-defined performance measures, effective 2027.

NAMIC's 2025 Mutual Factor report reveals increased commercial market preference for mutual insurance companies and improved financial metrics.

Explore how California SB 766, the CARS Rule, introduces new auto finance compliance requirements including changes to cancellation and record retention, affecting legal and operational practices.

Washington regulators are advancing frameworks to expand 401(k) plan access to alternative assets including private equity, real estate, and cryptocurrencies, affecting fiduciary and insurance market dynamics.