Hippo Holdings released its third annual 2026 Extreme Weather Report, revealing the lasting financial consequences of weather-related home damage.
Outside of corporations, coverage against cyber risks remains an underpenetrated market.
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Today’s consumers have ‘zero tolerance’ for slow claims payouts
In an age where instant gratification has become the norm, thanks to rapidly advancing technology, a new study has found that modern insurance consumers are far less willing to tolerate slow insurance payouts than previous generations were.
The 48-hour service rule driving commercial account retention
Four critical data signals show where commercial client loyalty lies.
Consumers don’t trust AI as much as insurers think they do
Insurers may be excited about deploying artificial intelligence across a growing number of business lines. Still, they must remember their clients may not feel the same, a new report from Hi Marley suggests.
Making insurance easy has never been harder
Insurance has digitized many processes without actually redesigning the experience.
Quoting a new-venture motor carrier
A five-point checklist for agents.
Could AI in insurance drag employee morale down?
Fears about being replaced by artificial intelligence could be sucking morale out of today’s insurance workforce, as a Glassdoor report found that more than 80% of employee reviews that specifically mentioned AI in insurance were negative.
A broad-based coalition of more than 16 established public adjusters, insurance attorneys and prominent industry professionals announced the creation of a formal Public Adjusting Code of Professional Conduct.
Your clients’ policies haven’t caught up with AI attacks
Ask what stops an attack, not what sees one.
David Gorman of Dallas, Texas, has been installed as president of the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents.
The lettuce recall: A case study for insurers and their clients
The recent Taylor Farms/Taco Bell lettuce recall is a case study about the tremendous risk for insurers when supply chains aren’t recall-ready.
CFA calls for insurers to be penalized over delayed claims payouts
The Consumer Federation of America is pushing for legislation that would penalize insurers for delayed payments of insurance claims, including requiring insurers to pay interest to customers for late payouts.
A new report from the Insurance Fairness Project finds that the home insurance crisis has moved from the margins to the core of the U.S. housing market, with unaffordable and unavailable coverage now disrupting home sales, slowing new construction, and pushing homeownership further out of reach for American families.
How the AI arms race could drive insurance M&A deals
The ability, or inability, of insurance companies to successfully adopt and scale artificial intelligence could be a driver of merger and acquisition activity over the next 12 months, said Mark Friedman, PwC partner and US insurance deals sector leader.
Are lawyer-certified AI agents ‘the future’ of commercial insurance?
Qumis just released a suite of lawyer-trained artificial intelligence agents across 16 areas of insurance, a move cofounder and chief technology officer Shiv Sinha is calling “the future” of commercial insurance coverage.
PwC report: 2026 sees shift in M&A activity from life to P/C
The property/casualty side of the insurance industry saw an uptick in merger and acquisition activity during the first half of 2026, driven largely by carriers looking to “deploy excess capital,” according to PwC’s US Deals 2026 Midyear Outlook.
Nearly one-third of Generation Z drivers (30%) self-disclosed having owned or driven an uninsured vehicle over the past six months, making them the most likely generation to own or drive a vehicle without coverage, according to new research from TransUnion.
What Colorado small businesses get wrong about cyber liability
Asking whether a business has cyber insurance is the wrong question.
When proof of insurance opens the door
Commercial leases, service agreements, municipal permits and vendor applications increasingly include insurance requirements before work begins.
