Best's Review Looks at What’s Next in 2026
The January issue of Best’s Review offers a variety of viewpoints about key issues for 2026:
- “Forward Thinking: Executives Discuss AI, Regulation, Secondary Perils” features insight from leaders across the insurance spectrum on emerging trends, organizational goals and recent successes that are shaping the industry’s future.
- “Forward Thinking: Views From the Top” presents opinions from executives and brokers about the significant issues they believe are being overlooked that will matter the most tomorrow.
Also included:
- “US Health Carriers Dominate AM Best Ranking of World’s Top Insurers” ranks companies based on net premiums written and net nonbanking assets.
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“Market Segment Outlook:
US Life Insurance ” details how the stable outlook for theU.S. life insurance segment is largely due to technological advancements, growth and effective management. -
“AM Best’s APAC Insurance Market Report: Stable Outlook in
India ” notes that premium growth will be bolstered over the medium term by economic development, rising insurance demand and regulatory initiatives. - “AM Best: Reciprocal Insurance Exchanges Represent a Unique, Collaborative Structure” features an interview with AM Best analysts about the key advantages of reciprocal exchanges.
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