U.S. casualty insurance bucks trend with persistent rate increases driven by nuclear verdicts: Marsh.

Defense attorneys report dramatic increase in expected filings while federal enforcement faces major staff reductions, Inigo research shows.

Large accounts see biggest moderation in Q2 2025, while umbrella coverage faces double-digit premium increases.

Fourth consecutive quarterly decline signals major market shift, with U.S. casualty rates bucking the trend, Marsh reports.

Average rate increases ease to 2.8% from first quarter’s 3% rise, with commercial property insurance showing improvement, according to Novatae’s Market Barometer.

Complex risk landscape facing corporate executives could bring new risks to D&O insurers, AM Best reports.

Medium-Sized Accounts Experience Largest Decrease While Third-Party Litigation Funding Impacts Casualty Lines, CIAB research finds.

High-risk sectors face premium increases and coverage restrictions while new market entrants create competitive pricing for others, Gallagher reports.

D&O insurance market faces mounting risks as premiums decline, challenging insurers’ ability to maintain profitability, AM Best reports.

Commercial insurers earnings are strong, but natural disasters, geopolitical risks, and mounting legal system challenges could upset the balance, the broker finds.

Directors and officers face mounting risks from geopolitical tensions, AI adoption and rising insolvency rates through 2025.

Boards focus on driving growth through emerging technologies and managing heightened cybersecurity and fraud risks, a survey by BDO reveals.

You may think you have your professional liabilities covered, but emerging threats have the potential to blow the lid off your limits. 

Global business leaders face intensifying risks, with employment risks, reputation risks and regulations among top concerns, a Beazley survey reveals.

Declining premiums and accelerating price deterioration pose potential performance challenges for the profitable U.S. D&O liability insurance segment, Fitch Ratings reports.

Despite potential headwinds, more stable rates and competition keep pricing favorable for commercial insurance buyers, Lockton reports.

Aon’s Q2 Global Market Insights report reveals a complex commercial insurance landscape that is growth oriented, but also more disciplined.

The number of filings in most trend categories is on pace to decline in 2024, except for AI and COVID-19-related filings, which are on pace to increase, the report finds.

D&O insurance pricing for publicly traded companies falls in second-quarter, extending a streak that began in late 2017, report shows.

Marsh reports that global commercial insurance rates remain flat in Q2 2024, while U.S. rate hikes moderated to 1%.