Rising Homeowners Insurance Costs Transform U.S. Housing Market Dynamics
Rising homeowners insurance costs driven by climate risks reshape the U.S. housing market. AI and tech innovations enhance risk management amid market imbalances.
Rising homeowners insurance costs driven by climate risks reshape the U.S. housing market. AI and tech innovations enhance risk management amid market imbalances.
InEvo Re expands into the US life and annuity reinsurance market with a $1 billion deal, as the broader reinsurance sector shows major transactions and market stability in 2024.
Reinsurers have yet to fully incorporate Florida's recent tort reforms into catastrophe models, affecting risk assessment and underwriting in the homeowners insurance market.
Property catastrophe reinsurance prices expected to soften in late 2025 with stable terms and retentions. Aggregate coverage offerings remain limited amid disciplined reinsurer market strategies.
Global reinsurance capacity reaches $720 billion in 2025 with record catastrophe bond issuance. Aon highlights strategic imperatives for insurers to sustain growth amid market pressures.
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.
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.
NAIC's 2025 Summer Meeting advances state-based insurance regulation modernization with a focus on RBC governance, reinsurance oversight, consumer protection, and regulatory clarity.
Explore how updated flood risk assessments and Risk Rating 2.0 impact flood insurance premiums and options in Western North Carolina amid changing flood patterns and regulatory adjustments.
Minnesota health insurance premiums are expected to increase between 7% and 26% in 2026 due to rising health care costs and the expiration of federal subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.