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Cayman Reinsurance Assets Reach $101B in 2025

February 25, 2026

Cayman reinsurance assets climbed to $101 billion in 2025, up 341 percent since 2020, according to Cayman Finance citing CIMA data. Company formations, premiums, and US life and annuity reinsurance activity increased, with growth supported by regulatory capital standards and National Association of Insurance Commissioners-compliant collateral structures. Read More


AM Best: US P&C Results Surge in 2025, Pressure Looms

February 24, 2026

AM Best reports the US property-casualty (P&C) insurance industry posted its strongest results in a decade in 2025, with net underwriting income projected to reach $39 billion and the combined ratio improving to 95.0. However, moderating rate trends, rising claims costs and catastrophe risk may pressure margins in 2026. Read More


Oklahoma Captive Insurers Reach Record Growth in 2025

February 24, 2026

Oklahoma's captive insurance program achieved record growth in 2025, posting a net gain of 10 licensed captive insurers and surpassing its previous high. Since 2022, the program has expanded 64 percent, reflecting increased applications, regulatory oversight, and renewed confidence in Oklahoma as a competitive captive insurance domicile. Read More


NAIC Sets 2026 Priorities on Capital, Data, and AI

February 20, 2026

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) adopted its 2026 strategic priorities, focusing on capital and investment framework reforms, expanded data analytics, catastrophe resilience and climate risk guidance, and oversight of artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber security. The agenda underscores coordinated state-based regulation to strengthen insurer solvency, consumer protection, and market stability through nationwide collaboration. Read More


France's Captive Insurance Regime Sees Measured Growth Following Reform

February 20, 2026

France's captive insurance market continues to develop following reforms introduced under the 2023 Finance Act. Trade reporting indicates rising approvals of captive reinsurance entities and expanded corporate participation. While growth has accelerated, France remains smaller than established European domiciles, with future expansion dependent on regulatory stability and corporate demand. Read More