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Insurance Trends to Watch in 2025

AI, Cybersecurity, and Changing Legislation Will Offer Growth Opportunities Amid Profitability Struggles

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As penetration weakens and margins shrink, insurers across business lines will prioritize emerging growth areas in 2025—including novel technologies—strategic marketing efforts, and leveraging favorable legislative changes.
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Amid rising costs and an escalating risk climate, insurers will pursue new areas of growth and profitability. Top opportunities will include younger demographics for life insurers, climate-stricken regions for homeowners insurers, claims automation for health insurers, and cyberattack coverage for property and casualty (P&C) providers.

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  1. P&C insurers will market cyberattack coverage more heavily
  2. Life insurers will pursue younger consumers to reignite growth
  1. Homeowners insurers will seek opportunities to expand capacity in high-risk areas
  2. Insurers won’t retreat from using AI for claims automation despite growing backlash
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Maria Elm

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Rajiv Leventhal
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David Morris
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Director, US Research
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