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Capacity, competition and favorable loss ratios signal major shift across most lines of business, according to CIAB Q4 2025 Market Index.
D&O carriers shift toward profitability as pricing pressures ease, though rising settlements and emerging risks pose challenges, according to AM Best.
Nearly three-quarters of employers report increased responsibilities, prompting shift to one-stop solutions, according to The Hartford’s 2026 Future of Benefits Study.
Alterra Property Group’s Lesli Rice reflects on risk management leadership, shrinking coverage, mentorship strength, and emerging AI concerns.
Insurtech funding rebounds to $5.08B in 2025, but experts warn efficiency gains must drive profitability: Gallagher Re.
Strategic claim management in the critical early weeks after injury can reduce costs and prevent litigation, according to a guide from Kinetic Insurance.
Court rules insurers failed to prove settlement represented effective increase in deal consideration, reinforcing high burden on carriers to invoke exclusions in D&O policies.
Nearly half of U.S. business owners view economy negatively, yet are more optimistic about their own businesses and commitment to workforce investments: Nationwide survey.
Sixth consecutive quarterly rate decline signals sustained relief for commercial insurance buyers, though U.S. market shows mixed signals across coverage lines: Marsh Risk.
University of Texas at Arlington research team demonstrates significant workload reduction for industrial laborers.
Federally funded infrastructure projects propel recent surety market premium growth and demand for surety bonds among contractors and developers: AM Best.
2025 brought a reckoning moment as interconnected systems enabled unprecedented cascading failures, according to a new report from Tokio Marine HCC.