Insurance pricing in the second quarter of 2021 in the US increased 12%, year-over-year. Although pricing continued to increase, the rate of increase slowed for the third consecutive quarter.
Property insurance pricing increased by 9%, the fifteenth consecutive quarter of increase.
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Property insurance pricing generally decelerated each month this year; falling from an 18% increase in January to 7% in June.
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Clients with significant losses, poor risk quality, or significant exposure to secondary catastrophe (CAT) perils generally experienced above average increases.
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The market deteriorated for clients heavily exposed to wildfire.
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Insurers continued to scrutinize terms and conditions including deductibles, cyber and communicable disease exclusions, and time element extensions.
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