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The TMPAA State of Program Business Study 2023
Amid a (not so) hard market,
administrators still reported
increases across many lines, but
at a slower pace.
The TMPAA Program Business Study 2023 still found
a greater percentage of administrators
reporting increases for most Lines of Business (LOBs).
The percentage of
administrators who The percentage of
reported increases administrators who reported
in rates rose for: increases in rates dropped for:
Liability Property
(+7%) (+6%) Financial & EPLI Cyber
Political Risk (-43%) (-18%) (-9%)
Package Professional
(+4%) Liability (+4%) Fidelity, Surety Medical
& Crime (-8%) Malpractice (-7%)
The percentage of
administrators who Management Automobile
reported increases was Liability (-5%) (-2%)
unchanged for excess/umbrella.
While the percentage of administrators reporting increases for
workers compensation increased in 2022, it still stood out because
rate decreases far outweighed increases (72% vs. 28%).
The LOBs with the highest share of respondents reporting increasing
premiums included automobile (96%), excess/umbrella (92%),
property (92%), liability (91%), and professional liability (90%).
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