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Deal volume stabilizes around 750-800 transactions annually while private equity maintains dominance and buyer pool shrinks significantly, Optis Partners reports.
Rising demand and unique risks drive need for specialized coverage as hydrogen projects multiply sevenfold, Allianz Commercial reports.
Gallagher’s Joe Kirksey discusses the most pressing risks agricultural clients are facing, technological advances and mentorship in the insurance space.
Sedgwick analysis finds stark contrasts between states implementing comprehensive legal reforms and those facing escalating litigation costs.
Aon survey reveals 70% of multinationals now prioritize cost management above all other strategic objectives, marking a dramatic shift from 2024.
Fourth consecutive quarterly decline signals major market shift, with U.S. casualty rates bucking the trend, Marsh reports.
New entrants add $250 million in additional capacity while direct premiums drop to $7.1 billion amid softening conditions, Lockton Re reports.
Insurers should take note of a recent SCOTUS decision affecting employer management of retirement plans.
From an art teacher to a fine arts broker, snippets of the career journey of Mary Pontillo.
Excess underwriters demand double-digit rate hikes for construction casualty while primary coverage remains stable, according to Amwins.
In a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by climate challenges and technological disruption, finding the right balance between fostering innovation and protecting consumers has never been more critical, says Scott White.
WTW survey of 130 senior aviation leaders reveals only 29% believe their business models will be resilient to withstand emerging risks a decade from now.
Industry forecasts stable 10% return on equity through 2026 as premium growth moderates and competition intensifies, Swiss Re reports.
Premium renewal rates declined quarter-over-quarter across nearly all major lines, signaling shift from hard market conditions, according to Ivans Index.
Liberty Mutual’s 25-year analysis reveals overexertion and same-level falls dominate workplace injury costs, while repetitive motion injuries plummet.
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