Japan's general insurance market is forecasted to grow to $102.6 billion by 2030, driven by increased motor insurance demand, rising premiums, and regulatory factors enhancing property insurance.

Florida appeals court rules on replacement cost versus actual cash value in property insurance breach cases, clarifying insurer obligations and policyholder remedies under homeowner policies.

Praxis Reciprocal Exchange secures regulatory approval to operate as a reciprocal property insurer in Florida, prioritizing policyholder interests and market stability.

Explore how AI-driven risk models, geospatial analytics, and advanced technologies are reshaping wildfire risk management and insurance coverage in the U.S. market.

Florida's Citizens Property Insurance mandates flood insurance for most policyholders by 2027, affecting over half a million homeowners and shifting market dynamics.

Florida's 2022 property insurance reforms have not reduced claim denials or lawsuits, leaving homeowners with higher costs. Regulatory fines and ongoing investigations target insurers' compliance amid rising hurricane-related claims.

Arkansas to implement the State Captive Insurance Program (SCIP) in 2025, centralizing property and casualty insurance for schools and state-owned properties to enhance risk management and cost efficiency.

Florida's recent insurance reforms drive new property insurers into the market, lowering homeowners and auto insurance rates and reducing litigation.

Verisk's 2025 report reveals global insured property losses from natural catastrophes have risen to $152B annually, driven by frequent severe events. Insurers must adjust risk models and strategies to manage growing catastrophe exposures effectively.

New York Assembly Bill A09016 proposes annual reporting on property and liability insurance for multifamily and nonprofit housing to enhance market transparency and inform regulatory oversight.