Fifth anniversary of America's third-deadliest structural failure highlights how underwriting standards have changed
Matthew Sellers Jun 23, 2026Lawmakers let employers choose coverage - with strict reporting and penalties
Regielyn Santiago Jun 23, 2026Leadership changes continue as the insurer reshapes its corporate structure
Mark Rosanes Jun 23, 2026Expansion comes as projected health benefit costs hit their steepest rise since 2010
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Matthew Sellers Jun 23, 2026Underwriting recovery slows premium growth and boosts surplus, but litigation and catastrophe risks remain
Mark Rosanes Jun 23, 2026The Five Eyes alliance just issued its most urgent warning yet
Matthew Sellers and Bryony Garlick Jun 23, 2026Curtis Barton puts clients, employees, and aligned ownership at the center of brokerage careers today
May 27, 2026
Sixteen US insurance carriers have earned Insurance Business America’s 5-Star Claims designation for 2026, as rated by brokers across the country on claims management, communication, and operational efficiency. This report identifies which companies earned the designation and what they do differently.
As cyber threats grow faster and more destructive, the top cyber insurance companies in the USA distinguish themselves with wide coverage, disciplined underwriting, and proactive claims processes
America’s fastest-growing insurance companies: the firms that outran the market
Celebrating the best insurance professionals and brokers worldwide who are rising to the challenge of uncertainty and an evolving industry
Renewables may be cleaner, but their end-of-life risks are creating new liabilities and coverage gaps.
Agility, tech, and niche expertise will be differentiators, says TMPAA head
In 2026, protection for affluent families is less about buying more coverage and more about building resilience
Behind the Marsh program aiming to redefine leadership and equity in a traditionally male-dominated sector