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Moderating Premium Rates, Falling Yields: European Insurers Resilient
European insurers are approaching the new year from a position of strength, having benefited from supportive interest rates and pricing cycles over the past two years. However, 2025 is expected to ...Reporter’s Notebook: ‘Nobody Else Does Telematics,’ Lemonade Exec Says
Executives speaking at Lemonade's Investor Day event late last month made several statements suggesting that their approaches to personal lines insurance set the technology company apart from the ...Property and Casualty Insurance Trends for 2025
The year 2024 has been a volatile one for P/C carriers, prompting many insurance professionals to speculate about what 2025 has in store. On a positive note, U.S. ...
Soft Market Ahead? The Role of Digital Transformation for E&S Insurers
The insurance market is shifting quickly, with new risks, technology and challenges to manage. For E&S carriers, this has created unique opportunities as hard market conditions persist. Limited ...Viewpoint: Legislative Action Is Needed Now to Reduce Wildfire Risk
Wildfires, once sporadic and isolated, have escalated into frequent and devastating events, impacting not only remote forested regions but also urban communities. This alarming trend is evident as ...Mixed Bag: What Trump 2.0 Tariffs, DOGE Activities Mean For Insurers
Setting aside the populist flavor of his campaign rhetoric, Donald J. Trump's previous service as the nation's 45th President presents a remarkable opportunity to make educated guesses about the ...Viewpoint: Artificial Intelligence Faces New Era of Regulatory Oversight
The use of artificial intelligence grew in leaps and bounds during 2024, and regulators have taken note, increasing their oversight across the globe. It's a technological tool that holds immense ...Viewpoint: What’s on Tap for Insurance Digital Marketing in 2025?
Historically, insurance has had a reputation as an industry slow to embrace change. However, it's safe to say that technology and customer expectations are leaving ...