Insurance never disappeared from the Strait of Hormuz
Brokers, P&I executives and the Lloyd's Market Association have spent weeks pushing back against the narrative that marine insurers withdrew from the Strait of Hormuz
State Farm’s scale ensures visibility. Increasingly, that visibility is being shaped not just by growth, but by scrutiny
The definitional fault line running through the Strait of Hormuz crisis is not an abstraction - it is the difference between a paid claim and a coverage dispute, and it is already shaping how policies are being written and contested
The growth of State Farm, the US’s largest personal insurer, is increasingly the result of how the company is investing
National market share tells only part of the story. In State Farm’s case, it may be the least useful lens
State Farm’s expansion over the past decade has been widely observed. What is less understood, and far more valuable, is how that growth has been constructed, financed, and sustained under pressure
Rising severity, not volume, drives cyber losses, with fraud schemes causing largest financial impact
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
