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Softer Rates and Bigger Risks Are Reshaping the US P&C Market

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By Nathalia Bellizia, Nadine Moore, Paul Nelson
After several years of strong performance on the heels of a prolonged hard market, US property and casualty (P&C) insurers need to navigate a market shift. Premium rates are softening across multiple lines, particularly personal auto and commercial property. Casualty lines face their own challenges. The cost of losses, driven by such factors as social inflation, severe convective storms (SCSs), and elevated claims severity, remains high.
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“Peptideins”? Give Those Shorties Another Look

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By Paul Nelson
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Have you ever seen the word “peptidein”? Chances are, the answer is no, because it was just coined by a large international team of genomics biologists. “Peptidein” is a neologism combining the front half of “peptide” (a short chain of amino acids, typically from 2 to 50) and the back half of “protein” (normally, these are much longer chains, from 100 to a few thousand amino acids in length). The DNA sequences that code for peptideins are puzzling.
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For US Insurers, Tariffs Create Risks and Opportunities

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By Nadine Moore, Paul Nelson
The unprecedented volatility in US tariffs is putting pressure not only on manufacturers and retailers but also on financial services providers. Among financial firms, the US insurance industry is being hit hard, as the higher tariffs affect everything from insurers’ claims severity and underwriting to investment returns and profit margins. The tariffs are reshaping the economics of insurance, raising costs even as they suppress demand.
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