Despite $40 billion in wildfire losses, competitive pressures drive pricing down while ILS capacity surges toward $114 billion in 2025: AM Best.

A key physician payment factor continues its decline while facility rates rise, creating varied impacts for insurers depending on state-level fee schedule rules.

Multiple converging forces from climate change to AI adoption are fundamentally reshaping how insurers assess risk and process property insurance claims, according to Sedgwick.

Organizations grapple with AI, return-to-office policies and evolving regulations while 42% expect claim frequency to increase: QBE report.

Munich Re analysis reveals mounting threats despite infrastructure investments and improved building codes.

Rising claim frequency and severity compound challenges for transit authorities still rebuilding ridership to pre-COVID levels, Aon report shows.

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

Performance gaps widen between firms embracing artificial intelligence tools and those lagging behind, agency benchmarking study finds.

Market leaders maintain strong performance despite record $320 billion in global natural catastrophe losses, AM Best reports.

More than half of carriers plan staff increases over next 12 months as revenue growth expectations reach highest levels in recent surveys: The Jacobson Group and Aon.

Analysis of data reveals construction workers are nearly four times more likely to die from heat exposure than workers in other industries, with fatalities climbing 77% over the past decade, the CPWR reports.

New research by The Hartford reveals a growing gap between what employers think they’re providing and what employees actually experience with workplace benefits.

Property and casualty insurtech funding plummets while life and health surges in mixed Q2 results, Gallagher Re reports.

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

Buyer-favorable market conditions emerge amid capacity expansion and evolving threat landscape, Risk Placement Services reports.

New WCRI research reveals surgical claims are up to nine times more likely to become high-cost cases, with timing of intensive care emerging as critical factor.

Delaware Supreme Court decision in 3M earplug case establishes that self-insured retentions must be paid by the named insured, not parent companies, potentially affecting how corporations structure litigation defense.

Premium growth of 13.2% at midyear 2025 reported by stamping offices reflects E&S industry’s expanding role as alternative coverage solution, the Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association reports.

Industry data reveals that strategic employee development and retention programs are driving measurable improvements in claims outcomes, even as labor shortages challenge the sector.

Buyers face favorable conditions amid growing uncertainty and evolving risks, according to a report from Gallagher.