"The rate of price increases has moderated again in the second quarter while still elevated versus historical norms. This is largely driven by significantly lower price increases for excess/umbrella and directors' and officers' liability than previous quarters," said Yi Jing of Willis Towers Watson. (Credit: jozefmicic/stock.adobe.com)

During the most recently concluded quarter, commercial insurance prices grew 6%, in aggregate, according to Willis Towers Watson (WTW), which reported data for almost every line indicated a significant price increase.

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