The Property and Casualty Financial Insights Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of financial performance across business lines. Users can analyze key metrics, including premium written, premium earned, losses, expenses, market share and financial ratios. Interactive filters by line of business (LOB), year and state allow for trend analysis, market comparisons and pattern identification
The Property and Casualty LOB Performance and Market Trends Dashboard provides a comprehensive comparison of LOB categories and subcategories, enabling users to analyze key financial ratios, market share, premium trends, losses, and defense expense structures. With filtering options and a dedicated subcategory analysis page, this dashboard supports data-driven decision-making for industry professionals seeking insights into market dynamics
This dashboard offers detailed insights into insurance agent distribution by state, gender, age, experience, and license type. It helps carriers and brokerages with territory planning, competitor analysis, recruitment strategy, and forecasting licensing needs
In March 2025, we’re excited to launch a comprehensive interactive data set that will offer an unprecedented tool for insurance professionals. This important tool will provide state-by-state and national insights across multiple lines of business, offering unparalleled visibility into trends, performance metrics and opportunities within the insurance landscape.
Behind premium gains lie slowing exposures, inflation-driven pricing, and a volatile road ahead for the US auto insurance market. Amid this, five major insurers chart sharply different courses towards growth, profit, and resilience.
Liability insurance defense costs are significantly higher in states like New York, California, and Washington, but while this spending has begun to decrease nationwide, rising social inflation is driving up losses and increasing pressure on insurers
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. (Gallagher), a publicly traded insurance brokerage headquartered in Illinois, employs approximately 44,000 people globally and holds a 4.6 percent share of the US insurance brokerage market
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