MarketScout: 2024 Composite Personal Lines Rates Up 5.8%; Commercial Rates Up 3.8% January 7, 2025 According to the MarketScout Market Barometer, the composite rate for U.S. personal lines increased about 5.8% in 2024 — the...
Q2 2024 Personal Insurance Rates Up 7.6%: MarketScout July 5, 2024 The average rate increase for U.S. personal lines coverages was about 7.6% in the second quarter, up from about 4.8%...
MarketScout: 2023 US Commercial Composite Rate Up 4.56% January 10, 2024 According to the MarketScout Market Barometer, U.S. commercial property/casualty insurance rates rose 5.6% in the fourth quarter of 2023, resulting...
Q3 Commercial, Personal Rates Moderate: MarketScout October 11, 2023 Third quarter 2023 commercial insurance rates remained up, but about 3.7% compared to up about 5% during the second quarter....
Q2 Commercial P/C Rates Hold; Personal Lines Slightly Decrease: MarketScout July 7, 2023 Like the first quarter of 2023, the composite rate for U.S. commercial property/casualty lines increased 5% in the second quarter,...
Q1 Commercial P/C Rates Hold Steady, Up 5%: MarketScout April 10, 2023 In a “deliberate and modest fashion,” the composite rate for commercial property and casualty lines increases 5% during the first...
Cat-Exposed Property Highlights Q4 Rate Increases: MarketScout January 6, 2023 According to MarketScout’s Market Barometer, the fourth quarter 2022 composite rate for U.S. commercial lines of insurance was up 5.1%....
Novatae Risk Group Acquires MarketScout; Kerr Named CEO November 10, 2022 Managing general agent Novatae Risk Group said it acquired fellow MGA, MarketScout Corp., on Nov 1. Terms of the transaction...
Q2 Rate Increases Hold Steady: MarketScout August 4, 2022 Personal and commercial rate increases stabilized virtually across the board in the second quarter of 2022, according to MarketScout’s Market...
Rate Increases Steady in Q2: MarketScout July 5, 2022 By Chad Hemenway MarketScout said commercial property/casualty rates in the U.S. during the second quarter 2022 were about the same as the first...