Commercial Non-Life Insurance in the USA: Size, Segmentation and Forecast to 2021

Commercial Non-Life Insurance in the USA: Size, Segmentation and Forecast to 2021 is a report about the market for commercial P&C (non-life) insurance in the US. This includes insurance bought by corporate, business, public sector and not-for-profit customers. The research focuses not only on the market's overall value in terms of gross premiums written but also on its segmentation by broad category, product class, customer size and customer activity. Specifically, for each of these segmentations, premiums are provided from 2013 to 2017 in order to depict the historic trend and they are then forecast up to 2021.

The segmentation by cover type is between the following broad categories and product classes:

• commercial liability, breaking down between D&O, environmental liability, medical malpractice, professional liability and other liability cover;
• commercial MAT, breaking down between aviation, goods-in-transit and marine cover;
• commercial auto;
• commercial property;
• other commercial, breaking down between cyber, kidnap and ransom, legal protection, political risk, surety, trade credit, workers' compensation and other cover.

• micro (entities with up to nine employees, including self-employed individuals with no employees);
• small (entities with between ten and 49 employees);
• medium (entities with between 50 and 249 employees);
• large (entities with between 250 and 5,000 employees);
• very large (entities with more than 5,000 employees).

• aerospace;
• agriculture, fishing and forestry;
• construction;
• education;
• energy and power;
• financial institutions;
• healthcare and life sciences;
• hospitality;
• manufacturing;
• mining and minerals;
• not-for-profit;
• professional services;
• public administration;
• real estate;
• retail and wholesale distribution;
• technology and media;
• transportation (non-air);
• other services.