The Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I), a resource for consumers, professionals, and policymakers in the insurance sector, has shared recent insights on industry trends and risks through its social media channels.
On February 16, 2026, Triple-I highlighted findings from Deloitte’s annual report: “The 2026 Global Insurance Outlook from @Deloitte signals a structural shift for insurers. Volatility, rising catastrophe risk, AI execution at scale, data modernization, and workforce enablement are redefining competitiveness. Learn more: https://t.co/bnjeJHiu94”
Addressing natural disasters, Triple-I posted on February 17, 2026: “Flooding swept the U.S. in 2025 at an unprecedented pace. Triple-I’s latest brief highlights the urgent need for flood resilience and #insurance coverage. https://t.co/iESTahqSz7 https://t.co/9rwZIycfJn”
Later that day, Triple-I commented on property and casualty market projections: ” Chart of the Week: P&C underlying growth is expected to trail U.S. growth in 2026. Slower housing, truck sales, and employment are key drivers. #InsuranceEconomics #MarketTrends https://t.co/A46oRgo0wW”
The Insurance Information Institute represents over 50 insurance company members—including regional, national and global carriers—and provides data-driven insights to inform consumers and industry stakeholders (source). The organization delivers resources in English and Spanish without engaging in lobbying or sales activity (source). Established ties with The Institutes since November 2020 have furthered its mission to advance understanding of insurance risks (source). Through events, research studies and online content, Triple-I aims to educate about risk management across diverse audiences (source).
