The 2025 Insurance Value Creators Report: Are Storm Clouds Gathering Over US Property and Casualty?

Boston Consulting Group· June 13, 2026

The Boston Consulting Group has released its 2025 Insurance Value Creators Report, which evaluates the performance and outlook of the U.S. property and casualty market. The report questions whether significant challenges are approaching for the sector despite recent value creation. This analysis is intended to help industry stakeholders understand the shifting landscape of the insurance market.

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