Reviews the headwinds and tailwinds that will influence the global insurance industry in the year to come.

The year 2022 rocked the auto insurance industry's boat, leaving all aboard concerned with what's to come.

The figures are from the NAIC's 35th annual State Insurance Department Resources Report.

Risk factors for the insurance industry are constantly changing and the PC360 team will be monitoring these issues throughout 2023.

A recent report from USI explores how trends for commercial insurance lines could shift in the year ahead.

Fitness programs, outdoor programs, and personal training are some of the top 2023 corporate wellness trends.

The ever changing socio-economic landscape will continue to alter the employment landscape as we know it.

Several industry experts reflect on an unusual year in insurance and focus on what lies ahead for the industry.

Inflation and growing accident frequency & severity are expected to continue pushing up costs for policyholders and auto insurers alike.

What were the most significant insurtech developments of the past year? And where is the sector headed in 2023?

Review the events that shaped flood insurance in 2022 and where the sector is heading in the new year.

This ranking is based on overall customer satisfaction as opposed to the number of active home-insurance policies.

More than 15,000 customers rated their insurance providers in the second annual Forbes/Statista survey of America's Best Insurance Companies.

Some risks will continue into the new year, and others may evolve into newer versions of existing threats.

Managing compliance in a more technologically enabled way will be pivotal for players across the insurance industry.

U.S. wine-producing regions didn't see any major wildfires in 2022, but cyberattacks become more prevalent. Will 2023 hold more of the same?

All licensed contractors in California will be required to carry workers' comp, whether they have employees or not, by 2026.

The property insurance market is at an inflection point, from which the sector's future leaders will emerge.

Employees will continue to be in the driver's seat. That's why It's imperative for employers to focus on employees' well-being and mental health – and get more creative with compensation.

The new year brings an opportunity to revisit underwriting strategies and adjust them as needed.

We're looking ahead at what 2023 has in store for agents and brokers with insights from insurance pros.

The past year saw strong growth in the E&S market. Will 2023 hold more of the same?