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🇺🇸 US Insurance News
US Court handed Grayscale a win against the SEC in the lawsuit over spot Bitcoin ETF
US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit handed Grayscale a win against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
NAIC adopts change to life insurer capital & investments monitoring
Members of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) will adopt a change to the Life Risk-Based Capital (RBC) formula
Chubb launches Aviation Insurance Hub in Singapore
Chubb has announced the establishment of an aviation hub in Singapore, signalling its commitment to further developing its general aviation and aerospace business.
U.S. insurers paid out more than $1 bn in dog-related injury claims
U.S. insurers paid out more than $1 bn in dog-related injury claims in 2022, a double-digit percentage increase over 2021 even though the number of claims
Larger P&C insurers in the Florida are likely to benefit from new reforms
Larger property and casualty insurers in the Florida market are likely to benefit from recently enacted tort reforms, and it remains to be seen how those changes
US Life Insurers have minimal capital exposure to Credit Suisse collaps
Fitch-rated U.S. life insurers have minimal exposure to Credit Suisse AG, with immaterial exposure to CS alternative tier 1 (AT1) capital
Natural catastrophe insured losses in Q1 2023 so far are in the region of $6-8 bn
JP Morgan have estimated that total natural catastrophe insured losses in Q1 2023 so far are in the region of $6-8 bn
Former insurance executive indicted for $2bn fraud scheme to deceive state Regulators
A federal grand jury in Charlotte returned an indictment charging a North Carolina man with masterminding and directing a massive scheme to deceive state insurance regulators
Global InsurTech Market to garner $160 bn by 2030 at 32.7% CAGR
Global insurtech industry was pegged at $16 billion in 2022, and is estimated to generate $160 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 32.7%
Global catastrophes economic losses $270 bn, 44% covered by re/insurance
Global catastrophes around the world drove estimated economic losses of USD 270 billion in 2022, of which roughly 44% or USD 120 billion were covered by re/insurance
US & UK pushes for Turkey to reconsider the sea cargoes proof-of-insurance requirement
A standoff over sanctions and insurance that has caused a jam of oil tankers at the key Bosphorus shipping strait escalated, leaving millions of barrels of crude stuck
Hurricane Ian could lead to $50bn of insured industry losses, global insured losses of $100bn
Hurricane Ian could lead to $50bn of insured industry losses, with a likelihood of seeing global insured losses of more than $100bn in 2022
Florida’s Homeowners Insurers are Facing Fraud Schemes & Underwriting Losses
An issues brief published by the Insurance Information Institute has affirmed that the turmoil in Florida’s homeowners insurance market is due to fraud schemes
Global estimated insured losses from natural catastrophes at $35 bn
Floods and storms drive global insured catastrophe losses of USD 38 billion in first half of 2022, Swiss Re Institute estimates
Insured losses from natural catastrophes estimated at $100bn
1H losses would be around 40% of the 10-year average of $11.1 billion for US seasonal catastrophes in that quarter.
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The global insurance sector outlook remains ‘neutral’ at 2026, as business conditions have been resilient across most markets to the more challenging macroeconomic environment
The US P&C insurance industry recorded a $16.3 bn net underwriting gain in the first three months of 2026, up significantly from a $1 bn loss recorded in the prior-year period
Aerospace and defense M&A reached 532 deals in 2025, as business aviation attracts private equity, family offices, and growth investors
U.S. cyber insurance premiums rose nearly 11% in 2025 as policy volume jumped, but weaker pricing, higher losses, and AI-driven threats added fresh pressure