AM BEST'S MONTHLY INSURANCE MAGAZINE
Past Issues
May 2025
How insurers are using and building new AI-enabled processes in underwriting, claims and throughout their organizations.
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April 2025
Insurers and risk managers discuss emerging trends in commercial risks.
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March 2025
In the competition for independent agents, carriers are turning to technology and expanding their communication efforts.
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February 2025
For many insurers, innovation moves from ‘nice to have’ to
core competency.
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January 2025
Guide to Understanding the Insurance Industry: An overview for those working with and in one of the world’s most interesting and vital industries.
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December 2024
Since 1899, AM Best has maintained a laser focus on the insurance industry. From the 1906 San Francisco earthquake to the COVID-19 pandemic, AM Best’s core mission to provide unbiased, factual reports on insurers’ financial health has not changed.
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November 2024
Insurers have found success in incubating, launching and managing technology in an evolving industry.
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October 2024
Steering to a Profit: Despite a challenging market, some U.S. private passenger auto insurers have been able to turn an underwriting profit.
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September 2024
Liz Green, CEO designate for the International Cooperative and Mutual Insurance Federation, says it’s her job to keep global mutuals relevant.
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August 2024
Changing tax environments are just one element ramping up competition among captive insurance domiciles.
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July 2024
Calculating Success: Best’s Review examines the emerging issues in insurance accounting and the ongoing consolidation of the public accounting sector.
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June 2024
Secondary perils—such as severe convective storms, hail, snowstorms, drought and flooding—have become more significant problems for insurers.
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May 2024
Insurance defense counsel say they need insurers’ full support as they face an energized plaintiffs bar, a Best’s Review survey reveals.
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