Insurance Business Magazine
U.S./global insurance-industry trade press (business-oriented, non-partisan)
Background
Insurance Business began as one of the first titles of Key Media, which launched in 2001 as the publisher of a single B2B magazine. Key Media later became KM Business Information and now publishes products across seven industry verticals. Insurance Business has separate regional editions and journalists for Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Canada, the UK and the U.S. It publishes daily newsletters, interviews with insurance executives, and special reports based on surveys of its broker readers. The outlet says it drew more than 15 million page views worldwide in 2025, which is a self-reported figure. Its coverage centers on industry news such as mergers, product trends, catastrophe losses, regulation and broker issues, and it rarely runs partisan commentary. Because it depends on industry advertisers and sponsors, it tends to take a business-friendly tone toward insurers and brokers. It has no widely documented editorial controversies, and its coverage of the Trump administration is mainly about practical effects such as tariffs, federal regulation and disaster policy. This profile rests mainly on the outlet's own 'About Us' pages, so its details are not independently confirmed.
Sources
- Insurance Business America – About Us
- Insurance Business – About Us (Reinsurance)
- Insurance Business America on LinkedIn
- Journalist (Insurance) - Key Media (Built In)
Profile compiled 2026-10-16; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.