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NAIC Forum Focuses on Global Insurance Risks, AI, Resilience

May 12, 2026

State insurance regulators and global insurance leaders gathered at the 2026 National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) International Insurance Forum to discuss emerging risks, artificial intelligence (AI) oversight, cybersecurity, catastrophe resilience, and regulatory modernization. Officials highlighted international collaboration, data-driven supervision, and strategies to strengthen consumer protection and market stability amid evolving global insurance challenges. Read More


Medical Professional Liability Pressures Shape Captive Insurance Strategies for Healthcare Providers

May 12, 2026

Tim Mosler of Pinnacle Actuarial Resources discusses trends in the medical professional liability (MPL) market, including nuclear verdict exposure, excess insurance pressures, and how captive insurance structures can help hospitals, physician groups, and healthcare organizations manage volatility, improve risk financing stability, and address challenges in the evolving MPL environment. Read More


Healthcare Liability Trends and the Role of Captive Insurance

May 7, 2026

As liability costs and claim severity rise, healthcare organizations increasingly use captive insurance to manage risks like medical malpractice, cyber exposure, and regulatory challenges. Captives offer tailored coverage, cost efficiency, and strategic control—making them a vital tool for hospitals, physician groups, and long-term care providers. Read More


Reinsurance Capital and Profitability Surge in Strong 2025 Results

May 7, 2026

Gallagher Re's 2025 reinsurance market report highlights strong profitability and capital growth, with return on equity reaching 19.3 percent and capital rising to $648 billion. While underwriting improved and catastrophe losses were lower, revenue growth slowed. The report expects returns to moderate in 2026 but remain above the cost of equity. Read More


US MPL Insurers Face Losses as Claims Severity Rises

May 7, 2026

AM Best reports continued underwriting losses in the US medical professional liability (MPL) market, driven by rising claims severity and social inflation. Premium growth slowed despite increases, while investment income supported profitability. Reserve development benefits declined, and regulatory differences across states continue to shape insurer performance and financial outcomes. Read More