Jahna Jacobson

The auto insurance market is shifting gears. Last year, the sector saw premium growth, lower retention rates and improved loss ratios, leading to a softening market and increased profitability.

The cost of a cyberattack extends far beyond any immediate mitigation expenses or ransoms paid.

The cost of a cyberattack extends far beyond any immediate mitigation expenses or ransoms paid.

Many homeowners underestimate their flood risk, leaving millions uninsured or underinsured in the face of a rising tide of flood events.

Cyber insurance remains an area of growth opportunity for property and casualty insurers, particularly in the face of large-scale risk factors.

More and more consumers are looking for lower prices to protect their investments as the costs of owning both properties and vehicles continue to rise.

As the cyber market matures, it's increasingly evident that fighting off cyberattacks is going to be an ongoing team effort. Brokers, carriers,

Employers and employees see safety issues and solutions differently, and open communication could be the easy solution.

Many U.S. homeowners are missing important insurance protections, offering opportunities for agents to educate insureds on increasingly essential