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Excess, Surplus & Specialty Markets Directory, Volume I

Insurance Journal South Central

January 25, 2016

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Inside This Issue

NATIONAL COVERAGE

P/C Execs Predict Cyber Growth, Democrat in the White House

The Struggle Getting U.S. Regulators to Understand Insurance

Outlook for U.S. Commercial P/C Insurance Still Negative: A.M. Best

Second 'Hottest' Year on Record in U.S. Included 10 Major Weather Events

Special Report: A Look Back and Ahead with Nationwide Ventures' Michael Miller

Special Report: The Changing Surplus Lines Landscape

M&A Review: Deal Activity Still Booming

2016 National Directory of Excess, Surplus & Specialty Markets, Vol. I

SOUTH CENTRAL COVERAGE

Something to Consider: Future Trends and the Insurance Industry

Texas Stamping Fee Rises, the First Change Since 2007

Trucking Industry Sees Safety Improvements

Louisiana Citizens Plans Rate Reductions, Increases

Earthquakes and Resulting Lawsuits Persist in Oklahoma

Hoverboard Fires, Injuries Prompt Safety Investigations

Farmers, Ranchers to Feel Heat from Manufacturers Over Food Safety

IDEA EXCHANGE

Growing Your Property Casualty Agency: Alan Shulman

Tech Talk: Why Agents Must Adapt

Minding Your Business: Catherine Oak

Why Agents Must Pause for Ethics

Closing Quote: 5 Trends Driving Change in Insurance Distribution

DEPARTMENTS

People

Declarations

Figures

Business Moves

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Available Issues

Excess, Surplus & Specialty Markets Directory, Volume I

Inside This Issue

NATIONAL COVERAGE

P/C Execs Predict Cyber Growth, Democrat in the White House

The Struggle Getting U.S. Regulators to Understand Insurance

Outlook for U.S. Commercial P/C Insurance Still Negative: A.M. Best

Second 'Hottest' Year on Record in U.S. Included 10 Major Weather Events

Special Report: A Look Back and Ahead with Nationwide Ventures' Michael Miller

Special Report: The Changing Surplus Lines Landscape

M&A Review: Deal Activity Still Booming

2016 National Directory of Excess, Surplus & Specialty Markets, Vol. I

SOUTH CENTRAL COVERAGE

Something to Consider: Future Trends and the Insurance Industry

Texas Stamping Fee Rises, the First Change Since 2007

Trucking Industry Sees Safety Improvements

Louisiana Citizens Plans Rate Reductions, Increases

Earthquakes and Resulting Lawsuits Persist in Oklahoma

Hoverboard Fires, Injuries Prompt Safety Investigations

Farmers, Ranchers to Feel Heat from Manufacturers Over Food Safety

IDEA EXCHANGE

Growing Your Property Casualty Agency: Alan Shulman

Tech Talk: Why Agents Must Adapt

Minding Your Business: Catherine Oak

Why Agents Must Pause for Ethics

Closing Quote: 5 Trends Driving Change in Insurance Distribution

DEPARTMENTS

People

Declarations

Figures

Business Moves

MyNewMarkets