US homeowners insurers face insufficient ROEs despite rate hikes: Aon

US homeowners insurers are expected to earn “meagre” returns on equity (ROEs) that fall short of covering underlying risks, despite significant rate hikes achieved by carriers in 2023/2024, according to Aon’s latest homeowners ROE market reading.

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