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Perspectives

Finding growth in small commercial insurance markets

Five strategic options for carriers

Today’s insurance industry faces wide volatility—from macroeconomic conditions to evolving customer expectations to innovative incumbents and beyond. Discover five ways carriers can adapt and grow in the small commercial insurance market amid these challenges.

The ever evolving commercial insurance landscape

Since 2020, the property and casualty (P&C) insurance market has experienced significant volatility in underwriting profitability. The commercial lines market has also experienced headwinds in loss trends, and a more flexible regulatory environment and strong underwriting discipline have enabled profitable performance among the top-performing commercial insurance market players—driving a 94% industry combined ratio in calendar year 2022, a better performance of 15 percentage points compared to the personal lines combined ratio of 109%. Within the commercial insurance sector, the small commercial insurance market could provide an alternative source of growth for insurance carriers looking to expand their business portfolios.

Finding growth opportunities in small commercial insurance

5 strategies for small commercial insurance growth

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Read the full report to understand what it would take for carriers to play and win in small commercial insurance.

Get in touch

Puneet Kakar

Principal

Deloitte Consulting LLP

pukakar@deloitte.com

Kelly Cusick

Managing Director

Deloitte Consulting LLP

kcusick@deloitte.com

Manmeet Singh Bawa

Senior Manager

Deloitte Consulting LLP

msbawa@deloitte.com

Alan Cohen Broitman

Manager

Deloitte Consulting LLP

acohenbroitman@deloitte.com

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