The Insurance Information Institute (III) recently highlighted several industry reports and briefs through its official Twitter account, focusing on trends, recommendations, and policy considerations within the insurance sector.
On October 13, 2025, the III referenced a report from the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI), stating, “.@NCCI’s State of the Line Report offers a data-driven overview of the #workerscomp #insurance market. The report includes updated results for 2024 and an early look at 2025. Explore the findings: https://t.co/Xseq1sUbuS https://t.co/VN0aslodIq”.
The following day, October 14, 2025, the III shared findings from another industry report, noting, “A new report from @Nationwide urges a shift from “repair and replace” to “predict and prevent” to rebuild consumer trust and ensure long-term sustainability for the #insurance industry. Learn more: https://t.co/FbkzLAKUkQ https://t.co/6L4B3Ah41K”.
On October 15, 2025, the III announced the release of its own Issues Brief, writing, “.@iiiorg’s latest Issues Brief clarifies misconceptions about risk-based #insurance pricing and cautions against policies that could harm consumers. Learn more: https://t.co/4dkelKjSCk https://t.co/ixHODGj83u”.
The Insurance Information Institute is an organization dedicated to improving public understanding of insurance—what it does and how it works. The NCCI, referenced in the first tweet, is a major source of workers compensation data, analysis, and recommendations in the United States. Nationwide, mentioned in the second tweet, is one of the largest insurance and financial services organizations in the country.
Recent years have seen growing attention to insurance market trends, including calls for innovation in risk management, transparency in pricing, and policy shifts that emphasize prevention over response. These topics are addressed in the III’s recent social media posts, reflecting ongoing industry discussions about best practices, regulatory changes, and consumer trust.
