Rising Insurance Prices: How Long Can the Insurance Model Remain Sustainable?

September 14, 2026

By Earnix Team

In 2026, as every year, insurance premiums are rising. But this time, the increase is no longer simply a cyclical pricing adjustment. It is a structural signal. Home, motor, health, local authorities and businesses: every segment is facing growing pressure. Yet there is an apparent paradox: overall inflation is slowing. In France, it is expected to stand at around 1.3% in 2026.

Beyond the Rate Change: Managing the 2026 ISO GL Transition

September 7, 2026

By Chip Stubbs

For US P&C carriers, adopting a new ISO rate plan involves much more than loading new rating content. The 2026 Commercial General Liability (GL) changes make the complexity of that transition particularly clear.

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September 3, 2026

By Drew Lawyer

Every delay in an insurance decision carries a cost. When pricing changes come too late, insurers can remain exposed to adverse selection; when underwriting guidelines lag the market, risk can become misaligned; and when customer signals are missed, retention opportunities can disappear.

AIOS: Moving from AI Analysis to Action in Insurance

August 25, 2026

By Earnix Team

Powerful models alone do not guarantee better insurance decisions. Discover how AIOS connects AI, business rules, workflows, and human expertise to help insurers turn insights into governed, explainable, and measurable actions at scale.

The Rating Engine Is No Longer Just for Actuaries. Marketing Teams Have a Stake in it Too

August 25, 2026

By Earnix Team

Insurance rating engines are no longer relevant only to actuarial teams. Discover how connecting pricing, underwriting, product, marketing, and customer engagement can help insurers deliver more relevant offers, respond faster to market changes, and create better customer outcomes.

Recalculating a Price in Three Minutes Creates No Value if Deployment Takes Five Months

August 24, 2026

By Mathieu Edmond

A pricing model validated by the technical committee in February. A price effectively applied to the policyholder in October. I have seen this gap repeat itself across very different organizations, first from the actuarial production side, then from the solution provider side.