Hailey Ross - insurance reporter with S&P Global Market Intelligence's Global Insurance team

Hailey Ross – insurance reporter with S&P Global Market Intelligence’s Global Insurance team

Since her arrival at S&P Global in 2018, she has produced some of the first comprehensive reports on diversity in the insurance industry and has spent several years closely tracking the industry’s relationship to fossil fuels.

Hailey also published a white paper for S&P Global’s Sustainable1 that detailed the numerous risks that climate change poses to the insurance industry. The research from that paper was later cited in multiple letters to the Federal Insurance Office regarding requested feedback on climate-related issues and gaps in the supervision and regulation of insurers.  

“I am a business reporter for S&P Global Market Intelligence based out of Charlottesville, Virginia. My day-to-day coverage focuses on regulatory developments in the insurance space with pieces ranging from longer features to spot news briefs. I write mostly about life insurance, stock market movement, the impact of emerging topics of interest such as cannabis and insurtech as well as some managed care. Over the course of the pandemic, my coverage has shifted to focus on ESG issues as well”.

Her coverage also includes a focus on regulatory developments in the insurance space with pieces ranging from longer features to spot news briefs. She writes mostly about companies in the life insurance sector, but also covers the impact of emerging topics of interest such as cannabis and insurtech as well as some property and casualty.

Hailey has also produced extensive reporting on regulator efforts to identify and prevent insurance practices that discriminate against minorities and individuals who are economically disadvantaged.    

Latest reviews by Hailey Ross
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US Life Insurers Will See a Benefit to Investment Income in 2024
US life insurers are expected to see a benefit to investment income amid high interest rates in 2024, but investors will likely still be watching for potential issues
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US Life Insurance Companies to See Growth Earnings in 2024
US Life insurers' significant capital and short-term liquidity make them unlikely to be forced sellers of real estate assets at distressed valuations
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US Life Insurers Reports Improving Mortality Results
US life insurers are expected to report improving mortality results for the second quarter and field questions related to credit risk
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U.S. Workers' Compensation Insurance Premiums Increase in 2023
US workers' compensation direct premiums earned rose 4.3% year over year in the first quarter, and the industry's overall direct loss ratio deteriorated by 2.3 pp
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Capital & Investment Income Are Key Points for US Life Insurers
Worries about capital and adverse variable investment income are expected to be the focal points of discussion as life insurers report