Top Global Property/Casualty Insurers Show Strong Premium Growth
Explore 2024 trends among the top 50 global property/casualty insurers, featuring premium growth, loss ratio improvements, and shifting market rankings.
Explore 2024 trends among the top 50 global property/casualty insurers, featuring premium growth, loss ratio improvements, and shifting market rankings.
SiriusPoint sells 49% stake in Arcadian Risk Capital to Lee Equity for $139M; deal includes extended capacity agreement through 2031, boosting specialty underwriting platform.
Explore the dynamics of premium growth and underwriting profitability in the U.S. property and casualty insurance market amid rising claims severity and reinsurance costs. Learn key insights for actuaries and finance leaders.
The U.S. commercial auto insurance line incurs $10 billion in net underwriting losses over two years due to increased claims costs and adverse loss reserve developments, impacting the P/C insurance market.
Progressive Insurance's disciplined underwriting and tech innovations underpin sustained profitability and investor returns in the competitive U.S. auto insurance market.
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.
Q2 earnings for leading U.S. insurance companies reveal mixed financial results amid stable market conditions and evolving underwriting and investment dynamics. Key players like Kemper, Root, Selective, Travelers, and CNA highlight trends in revenue growth, EPS performance, and stock movements.
S&P Global Market Intelligence projects steady profitability for US P&C insurers in 2025, highlighting private auto recovery and challenges in homeowners and commercial lines amid catastrophe losses and social inflation.
Orion180 partners with Neural Earth to enhance homeowners insurance underwriting using AI-driven geospatial risk analytics, focusing on wildfire-prone areas.
HCI Group reported Q2 2025 revenue growth of 7.6% and strong book value per share gains, driven by underwriting profitability and technology integration in property and casualty insurance.