Insurers support the early extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program.

Lawmakers are starting to review a bill that would extend the federal terrorism insurance program, and one major insurance group is already showing strong support. The American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) is backing the House Financial Services Committee’s move to consider H.R. 7128, known as the TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026. This bill … Read more

Inside the Big Five: How Strategy, Leadership, and Reserves Distinguish Auto Insurance Leaders

A new updated report on the five biggest car insurance companies in the U.S. gives a closer look at how they’re handling a tricky market. The report covers State Farm, GEICO, Progressive, Allstate, and USAA, showing how each is faring through some unusual challenges. The latest version of the Private Passenger Auto Competitor Analysis breaks … Read more

Erie Insurance’s $1.6 Million Recovery Bid Rejected as Pennsylvania Court Imposes Subrogation Limits

Erie Insurance recently lost a chance to recover $1.6 million after a court ruled against its claim related to a burned BMW. The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania decided on January 21, 2026, that Erie cannot use its subrogation rights to pursue a promissory estoppel claim against United Services Automobile Association (USAA). The story goes back … Read more

Maximizing opportunities in all market conditions

Erich Bublitz from AmTrust E&S recently shared his thoughts on how insurers and brokers can stand out no matter what the market looks like. In a video interview, he talked about the importance of being open and upfront with clients instead of hiding behind barriers. Bublitz suggested that brokers should be ready to have honest … Read more

Beazley dismisses Zurich’s $10.3bn takeover attempt, stating the offer ‘significantly undervalues’ the cyber specialist.

Beazley has turned down a £7.67 billion ($10.3 billion) takeover offer from Zurich Insurance Group, leading to a tense standoff over the future of the London-based specialty insurer. The FTSE 100 company said its board unanimously rejected Zurich’s latest bid of 1,280 pence per share in cash, saying it undervalues Beazley and its potential as … Read more

When growth is created, not constructed

Curtis Barton has spent more than 20 years in the insurance business, and through his experience, he’s seen a common problem: companies growing without proper systems, data, or clear plans. This lack of integration often leads to trouble down the road. That’s why he built ALKEME Insurance differently—with a focus on clear structure and smart … Read more