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February 21, 2005
West Edition
Wholesale Industry M&A Trends
Kings & Pawns: Excess Brokers' Moves and Mergers
The emergence of large national and regional firms and the creation of networks of brokers as industry kings are transforming the nation's wholesale insurance marketplace but experts maintain that independent privately-held firms will still remain the backbone of the excess and surplus wholesaler segment. According to Dick Bouhan, who heads ...Features
Editor's Note: Targeting Young Customers
Outsiders See Need for Practical Solution to Compensation Disclosure
Retailers Reel in the Perfect Catch
Marsh & McLennan Faces Off with Insurance Journal Readers
Broker Fee Regulations to Dominate 2005 Legislative Session in California
Surplus Lines Experiencing Softening Market with Rest of Industry
Eliot who' TRIA when' Republicans Outline Insurance Priorities
N.Y. Weighed Contingent Fee Issue Years Before Spitzer Investigation
Wyoming Lawmakers Trying to Stem Doctor Liability Costs
Washington All Industry Day: Associations Discuss Broker Disclosure
Targeting Generations X and Y: How to Attract and Retain Young Customers
Specialists Rank Talent Management Among Top Five Priorities in 2005
California Voters Act to Stop Shakedown Lawsuits
Nations Hazard Insurer Leaves Nationwide Trail
I.I.I. Says Automobile Insurance Rates to Climb Slightly in 2005
Some California Doctors Leaving Workers' Comp System
Parting Shots: The Facts About Credit Information and Insurance
Departments
Fraud Roundup
- CDI Fines Agents over Work Comp Policies
- Calif. Man Arrested on Workers' Comp, Embezzlement Charges
- LAPD Cop Nabbed in Workers' Comp Fraud Case
New Markets
- Management and Professional Liability
- Umbrella
- Health Care Transit
- High Value Homeowners
- Garage Program
- Childcare Nursery School
- Mono-line Workers' Comp
Newsbriefs
- PCI COMMENDS NEVADA DOI ON BROKER COMPENSATION ISSUE:
- STATE FUND PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT:
- U.S. P/C INSURERS CONTINUE TO BOOST LOSS RESERVES FOR OLD BUSINESS:
- INSURERS TO PAY $5.9M FOR LOST SOCAL AIRPORT REVENUE:
- ALLIANCE OFFERS FREE INFO SECURITY PROGRAM KITS TO MEMBERS:
- D&O RATES TO DECREASE EVEN MORE:
- AIA SAYS INCREASING IDAHO'S SPEED LIMIT IS DANGEROUS:
