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February 12, 2007
East Edition
2007 Super Regional P/C Insurers: Multi-state, multi-line players revealed
Super Regional P/C Insurers™
A number of property/casualty insurers call themselves Super Regionals as a way to differentiate themselves in the marketplace. They pride themselves on being not too big and not too small. Big enough for economies of scale yet small enough to be close to their agents and customers. Big enough to offer a variety of product lines in several ...Features
Editor's Note: Mild-mannered report
Don't be fooled: Extreme weather, terrorism risks not going away
One-on-one interviews with 15 insurance regulators
Mitigating the everyday catastrophe
Insurance Journal's MyNewMarkets Web site offers 20,000 markets
Underwriters tighten ropes on yacht accounts
Minding Your Business: Four goals for owners
Closing Quote: Resetting State Farm's Katrina punitive damages
It Figures: It Figures
Declarations: Declarations
Departments
Currents
- Risky levees in 27 states could trigger flood insurance mandate
- Sales of flood insurance up sharply
- Agency owners could benefit from new pension law
- Maine lawmakers balk at federal driver's license-ID system
- The Commissioners: Howard Mills
- Auto fraud crackdown benefits Mass. urban insureds
- Royal & Sun buyout approval expected
- Tighter steering in Conn.
- UNH calculates cyber attack threat
- Industry forecast predicts slower premium growth in 2007 and 2008
- Forecasters predict active hurricane season to come in 2007
- P/C industry may be long overdue for massive losses from an extreme "great" earthquake
- Top 10 hail cities
- Top 10 tornado cities
- Lloyd's climbs on the climate change bandwagon