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Contact:��Michael Barry, �������� Information Institute (Triple-I), 917-923-8245,��michaelb@iii.org

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NEW YORK, Feb. 7, 2022—The����(Triple-I) chronicles in its just-published 2021��the Triple-I’s accomplishments during its first full year as an affiliate of��.

“Beyond record level media metrics in traditional and digital channels, in 2021 we appointed our first-ever��, launched a����product, and unveiled an����and Quarterly Outlook to��highlight the relationship between broad economic trends and the insurance industry’s financial performance,” said��, CEO, Triple-I. “We closed out 2021 with our first in-person����since January 2020. Industry leaders gathered in New York City in early December to share insights, network and hear how the industry has successfully navigated the pandemic.”

The Triple-I’s 2021 digital Annual Report offers links to last year’s Triple-I����and��. It also includes a brief����highlighting how the Triple-I informed 2021’s media coverage on events which impacted policyholders and insurers across the U.S. In addition, the Triple-I last year marked the anniversaries of the Joplin, Mo.,����(2011) and the Sylmar, Calif.,����(1971).

“Just as we’ve done since Triple-I’s founding in 1960, we will continue in 2022 to give U.S. consumers the information they need to make educated decisions, manage risk, and appreciate��the essential value of insurance,” Kevelighan concluded.

The Triple-I’s����accounts for nearly 50 percent of all property/casualty (P/C) premiums written in the U.S., including seven of the top 10 P/C insurers. Its members include mutual and stock insurance companies, sellers of personal and commercial lines, and primary insurers as well as reinsurers. Brokers, agents, consultants, educators, and other insurance professionals are among the Triple-I’s associate members.��

While much of the Triple-I’s editorial content is available on its consumer-focused public website, which generates an average of more than 500,000 monthly page views, Triple-I members have exclusive access starting this year to an all-digital���������� Facts��product. Formerly titled the���������� Fact Book,���������� Facts��offers details on auto, homeowners, and business insurance markets, from data on direct premiums written to the factors impacting the cost of these coverages.��Moreover, there is voluminous information in���������� Facts��on the life/annuity industry.

The �������� Information Institute����with The Institutes in November 2020.

The Triple-I has a full library of educational videos on its��. Information about Triple-I mobile apps can be found��.