June 14, 2026

Moody's report of June 8, 2026 says private and illiquid bonds at US life insurers reached $807 billion at end-2025, up from $685 billion, with the ten largest holding 44% and four areas flagged for monitoring.

APRA's quarterly statistics for March 2026, published on May 28, show total superannuation assets of A$4,437.9 billion, up 7.9% in a year, with contributions up 11.3% to A$226.1 billion, benefit payments up 12.3% to A$143.5 billion and an annual rate of return of 7.4%.

Lemonade launched insurance for Tesla drivers using Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in Arizona on January 26, 2026, at about 50% off per-mile rates when FSD is engaged; its second-quarter results showed in-force premium of $1.43 billion, up 32%, and management still expects its first positive adjusted EBITDA quarter in Q4 2026.

A CBC report of June 8, 2026 says insurers increasingly assess wildfire risk property by property with satellite imagery and laser scanning, rewarding FireSmart measures; one Nova Scotia owner who rebuilt saw her premium fall about 12%.

From July 1, 2026, most Ontario accident benefits become optional for all customers; FSRA's guidance says medical, rehabilitation and attendant care stay mandatory, existing policies renew unchanged until customers agree in writing.

From April 1, 2026, new Integrated Shield Plan riders in Singapore must include a 5% co-payment capped at S$6,000 a year and exclude the minimum deductible, a design the Ministry of Health says is about 30% cheaper than maximum-coverage riders.

KBRA's June 8, 2026 research says private letter ratings are not synonymous with private credit and that a higher regulatory capital charge differs from a realised loss; the NAIC amendment's January 2026 start has been delayed.