19 September 2023Insurance

US homeowner carriers can’t get leg up on rising costs over near-term

US homeowner insurers aren’t likely to turn the corner on rising claims and reinsurance costs with their ever-lagging attempts to hike primary rates, analysts at the AM Best ratings agency said while downgrading the outlook for the segment.

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