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6 November 2023Insurance

Insurers could return to underwriting profit on homeowners policies, says Aon

Homeowner insurance premiums could catch up with loss inflation next year and insurers should return to underwriting profitability by 2025—provided inflation does not surge again, according to a new study by Aon.

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