29 October 2018Insurance

US homeowners’ insurance premiums projected to grow

US homeowners’ direct written premiums increased from $91 billion in 2016, to $94 billion in 2017, and could reach $96 billion in 2018 given rate activity through September, according to Aon’s Reinsurance Solutions’ annual Homeowners’ ROE Outlook report.

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