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Howden Re Report Examines Innovation in a Hard Market Softening Cycle

October 21, 2025

Howden Re's "Who Dares Wins: Innovation in an Era of Hard Market Softening" report examines how reinsurers and cedents can sustain profitability through innovation, diversification, and disciplined underwriting amid easing rates, global volatility, and structural risk premiums that continue to shape the reinsurance market. Read More


Triple-I Defends Risk-Based Pricing as Key to Affordable Insurance

October 17, 2025

Insurance Information Institute's (Triple-I's) new report explains risk-based pricing in property insurance, defending it as fair and financially necessary. The brief addresses public concerns, cites supporting data, and urges collaboration to tackle affordability. It highlights climate change, inflation, and regulation as key pressures affecting insurers' ability to maintain adequate pricing and policyholder protection. Read More


Property and Casualty Insurance Industry Forecasts Profitability and Growth in 2025

October 16, 2025

The US property-casualty insurance sector is projected to outpace gross domestic product growth in 2025 and maintain underwriting profitability. Despite challenges from inflation and liability losses, stronger premium growth and stable replacement costs support industry gains. Workers compensation remains the top-performing line, while general liability continues to face underwriting losses. Read More


Inside the Captive Insurance Year-End Cycle: Renewals to Governance

October 15, 2025

Industry experts discuss best practices for year-end success in captive insurance companies. Hear insights on renewals, governance, audits, and actuarial coordination from Milliman, Johnson Lambert, Hylant, and Father Flanagan's Boys Home. Learn how collaboration and timing can drive smoother, more efficient year-end outcomes. Read More


Inflation Adds $4 Billion to Medical Malpractice Losses, Study Finds

October 13, 2025

A new report from The Doctor's Company finds that economic and social inflation have added $4 billion to medical malpractice losses over the past decade. The study cites escalating verdicts, higher claim frequencies, and third-party litigation financing as key factors driving rising costs for physician-focused insurers. Read More