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Global Commercial Insurance Rates Drop in Q4 for 2nd Consecutive Quarter: Marsh

Insurance Journal

Global commercial insurance rates fell 2% in the fourth quarter of 2024 following a 1% decline in Q3 2024 marking the second consecutive quarterly decrease following seven years of rising rates, according to the Global Insurance Market Index published …

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Big I: Independent Agencies’ Market Share Shows Small Decline

Insurance Journal

of all property/casualty insurance written in the U.S. of property/casualty lines nationwide. The independent agency channel placed 61.5% in 2024, a slight decline from 2023 where independent agents placed 62.2% That’s according to the 2025 Market Share Report published by …

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Trident Reciprocal Names Hodges CEO

Insurance Journal

Hodges has 25 years in the property and casualty insurance business and was previously vice president of commercial insurance for Bankers Insurance Group, which … Lake Mary, Florida-based Trident Reciprocal Exchange, launched in 2024, recently named Ryan Hodges chief executive officer.

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‘Soft Market Under Stress’ Offers Unique Window of Opportunity for Insurance Buyers

Insurance Journal

A buyer-friendly competitive commercial insurance market is likely to be short-lived, according to a new analysis of second-quarter 2025 market conditions from global professional services firm Aon. “This is not a typical soft market cycle; it’s a soft market under …

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The Hidden Cost of Bad P&C Insurance Data — And Why You Can’t Build a Reliable Dataset In-House

Neilson Marketing Services

across personal and commercial lines 6%–12% on workers’ compensation And often lower for networked or fee-split agencies So, a $10M premium book might only generate $1.25M in revenue, but public data vendors still classify it as a “$10M agency.” The Revenue Illusion: Why Premium Volume ≠ Revenue Another major misstep?

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How Tariffs AffectP&C Insurance Prospects

Triple-I: Homeowners Insurance

Property and casualty insurers are no less concerned, as the cost of repairing and replacing damaged property is a driver of claim costs and, ultimately, policyholder premiums. Tariffs and threats of tariffs have been roiling financial markets since January.

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Texas: A Microcosmof U.S. Climate Perils

Triple-I: Homeowners Insurance

Severe convective storms are a growing source of losses for property/casualty insurers. According to Gallagher Re , severe convective storm events in 2023 and 2024 “have cost global insurers a remarkable US$143 billion, of which US$120 billion occurred in the U.S.