John Colis, CEO of Euclid Insurance Services, discusses how a softening market could test MGA underwriting performance, and why long-term underwriting discipline and specialized expertise will remain critical to sustainable growth. Colis spoke with AM Best TV at the Annual TMPAA Summit in Scottsdale, Ariz.

A new Best's Market Segment Report discussed by Michael Lagomarsino, senior director, AM Best, indicates global non-life is a market that remains fundamentally strong, even as it moves past the peak of the hard property market.

RiskQ President Ariel Evans discusses why organizations must measure cyberrisk in financial terms rather than by subjective scorecards.

BestWire’s Steve Hallo reports on how voters in four states elected new insurance commissioners, with results potentially reshaping the regulatory landscape for insurers. In Georgia, a Democrat ousted incumbent Republican John King.

Greg Dickerson, director, AM Best, outlines a Best's Market Segment Report that finds profitability remains robust amid continued softening, but recent strong performance will be difficult to sustain.

Trade uncertainty continues to cloud the Canadian economic outlook, according to a Best's Special Report outlined by AM Best Director Ann Modica.

Andrea Keenan, executive vice president, chief strategy officer at AM Best, discusses the impact of a softening insurance market on MGAs and specialty insurers, the evolving insurance value chain, and how underwriting discipline, technological innovation and experience will separate the strongest players from the rest. Keenan spoke with AM Best TV at the Target Market’s Annual Summit in Scottsdale, Arizona.

As casualty sidecars grow, every sponsor faces the same question: Has the ceded risk truly left the balance sheet? AM Best Managing Director Emmanuel Modu discusses a new Best's Market Segment Report that answers the question.

A new Best's Market Segment Report discussed by AM Best Senior Director and Head of Analytics Christie Lee and Director of Analytics Chris Lim, finds Asia-Pacific reinsurers use softer market conditions to optimize protection and support growth.

Scott Raileanu, enterprise sales executive, manufacturing, Origami Risk, discusses how manufacturers are evaluating risk-retention strategies, improving safety performance and using data to make more informed coverage decisions.

 AM Best Associate Director Dan Hofmeister and Financial Analyst Patrick Cyphers discuss a Best's Market Segment Report that finds nominal capital levels are at record highs, but the amount of capital required to support the risks being assumed by the industry has remained comparatively flat.

The global life reinsurance outlook remains Stable, led by highly rated, diversified, well capitalized, and experienced companies, according to a new Best's Market Segment Report discussed by AM Best Director Edward Kohlberg.

Richard Green, board chair, Massachusetts Association of Insurance Agents, discusses flood and business interruption coverage gaps, evolving weather risks and ways to improve consumer education and resilience.

Mark Warshawsky, senior fellow and Wilson H. Taylor chair in healthcare and retirement policy, American Enterprise Institute, discusses his co-authored research, commissioned by the American Council of Life Insurers, on retirement income strategies and the growing role of annuities in helping retirees achieve greater financial security.

AM Best Financial Analyst Jaime Quito outlines a new Best's Market Segment Report that finds non-affiliated health premiums ceded reached nearly $100 billion in 2025, accounting for 47% of total health premiums ceded.

Marcel Beyer, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, explains how European insurers initially fled to safer bonds at the onset of COVID-19 market turmoil, then moved decisively into high-yield corporate debt, revealing a liquidity-driven, countercyclical investment strategy.

Elisabeth Sandersfeld, chief financial officer for Merchants Bonding Co., said that disciplined underwriting is the most important part of being an insurance company. “For us, we call it common sense underwriting. That’s our hallmark.”

The offshore annuity channel is driving growth in the US life reinsurance market, according to a new Best's Market Segment Report discussed by Edward Kohlberg, director, and Lou Silvers, senior financial analyst, both of AM Best.

Karen Terry, corporate vice president and director of insurance research, LIMRA, discusses rising U.S. life insurance sales and how digital distribution and shifting consumer demand are creating new growth opportunities.

Taylor Evans, manager, marketing & communications, IAT Insurance Group, discusses how the What’s Brewing podcast evolved into a fast, engaging platform delivering timely insights on trends, including AI.