Personal Lines

As solar storms intensify toward 2025's peak, insurers face unprecedented risks to global technology and infrastructure.

Third-party administrators face intense market consolidation as private equity drives unprecedented M&A activity in insurance services.

California's evolving wildfire risks mean insurers must abandon traditional, generalist models and adopt specialized underwriting approaches.

A through line may be emerging from Trump's scattershot applications of tariffs and rationales for them — and it's not what he and his advisers are saying. 

Baby Boomers are suffering from a catastrophic shift of pension risks from institutions to individuals, because of a misunderstanding of behavioral steering. 

Rising insurance costs threaten to derail affordable housing initiatives as developers struggle with soaring premiums in the U.S.

As climate disasters intensify, insurers must blend parametric and traditional coverage to deliver faster policyholder relief.

Insurtech startups show signs of recovery despite past legal troubles, prompting traditional insurers to reconsider their competitive stance.