Personal auto
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The deal has increased the carrier’s personal lines market share by about one percentage point.
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While PIF growth continues to excel in its direct personal auto channel, growth now appears to be trending downwards.
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Current levels of premium inflation are well below any metrics seen going back as far as January 1999.
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Real-time data show an estimated decline in accidents of 26% as Covid-19 cases surged.
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The seller’s CEO previously noted InsuraMatch had problems with client retention but said annual losses of about $1mn were affordable.
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The early January close rests on achieving regulatory approvals by the end of December.
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Observable real-time data for October show an estimated decline in auto accidents of 7%. This compares to initially hit months of March and April at 32% and 51% respectively.
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The electric car manufacturer had earlier marketed the policy with an Elon Musk exclusion.
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The carrier is expected to garner the highest IPO valuation of any InsurTech to date, overtaking Lemonade’s $1.6bn debut price tag.
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Observable real-time data for September shows an estimated decline in auto accidents of 11%.
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Every month we measure observable changes in auto accidents by compiling data from real-time state traffic accident databases.
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