[White Paper] A Look Back at Key Insurance Developments in 2024 and a Look Ahead to 2025
Insights for Insurers Alert | 1 min read
Dec 4, 2024
The global Hinshaw Insurance Services group is pleased to offer a comprehensive analysis of significant insurance trends, regulations, and landmark case rulings in the United States in 2024 while also making prognostications about the industry landscape in 2025. Authored by Scott Seaman, Pedro Hernandez, and Lisa Roccanova, the white paper delves into several critical topics, including:
- the impact of social inflation, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, and advancements in artificial intelligence on insurers;
- key claims, legal cases, and industry developments from 2024 that have notably influenced the insurance sector; and
- an outlook for 2025, including emerging trends and potential challenges insurers may encounter with the upcoming change in U.S. presidential administration.
Download the white paper (PDF).
Note: a version of this white paper was published by a series of Mealey's publications under the title "2024 Key Insurance Decisions, Trends, & Developments & A Look Ahead to 2025."
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