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

NFP’s Dana Sutton shares her views on flood risk and coverage with Risk & Insurance.

Climate-related risks threaten major football stadiums with potential losses reaching $800 million by 2050, according to analysis by Climate X.

Zurich North America’s Joffre Mishall gives us his take on large property risks and the uncertainties of changing weather.

Commercial insurers maintain stability despite market challenges, as strong underwriting and pricing drive continued profitability, according to AM Best.

As insurers grapple with severe weather and emerging risks, advanced location intelligence offers solutions for the P&C industry, according to Nearmap.

Flood adaptation measures are gaining focus among governments and insurers as research finds the benefit of investing in adaption outweighs cost of rebuilding after a disaster, reports Swiss Re.

AI and machine learning models gain traction in climate risk assessment, but the insurance industry remains divided on accuracy, a survey by ZestyAI finds.

In this fictional scenario, business owners suffer when they lack the appropriate coverage.

Insureds are encountering more challenges when purchasing builder’s risk policies.

Marsh’s Global Insurance Market Index experienced wide variations in rates by region and line of coverage in 3Q 2024.

Zurich report highlights the growing risk of intense parking garage fires due to the increasing use of plastics and lithium-ion batteries in modern vehicles.

Insurers faced mounting losses from frequent severe storms and floods in the first nine months of 2024, despite overall losses below average, according to Gallagher Re’s Nat Cat Report.

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

Berven says Nationwide takes long-term view on improving property resilience, preventing losses.

Gallagher finds a growing number of companies are investing in resilience to mitigate risk and lower insurance costs

The excess and surplus lines property insurance market defies 2023 predictions, with rate decreases gaining momentum, according to Risk Placement Services.

HSB’s Riggs shares insights into the company’s approach to technology-enabled risk prevention and protection.

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

“One of the biggest challenges we face in the energy transformation is increasing our expertise in the new technologies that come with it … Learning about the risks and specificities of these new technologies is crucial for both the industry and its insurers.”