Features for October 2000
- Insurance Groups Voice NAFTA Concerns
- Commissioner Approves California W/C Rate Increase
- Third-Quarter Catastrophe Losses Hit Record Low
- Commentary: The Rainy Season Arrives as D&O Market Begins to Tighten
- Independent currents Scary E&O Stories (Just in Time for Halloween!)
- A Change of Attitude at the CDI: New Commissioner Asserts Calming Influence
- PLUS Continues Focus on Education as International Conference Approaches
- European Online Brokers InsuranceCity, InsuranceWide Show the Way
- Surplus Inc. Acquires CIA’s Commercial Book
- Border Crossing
- Timberline Acquires Financial Guardian
- NAIC Cuts Controversial Producer Licensing Model Language
- Online Insurer Esurance Acquired by Folksamerica Holding Co.
- Corraling The Horse Market
- As Incoming IIAA President, Hofmann Ready to Promote One Voice For Agents
- Internet Creates Nation of Uninformed ‘Publishers’, Safety Net Manager Says
- Big ‘I’ Stands for ‘Independents’ at This Year’s Convention & InfoXchange
- As Incoming IIAA President, Hofmann is Ready to Promote One Voice For Agents
- E-Signature Legislation Takes Effect; Industry will be Slow to Change
- Esurance Aquired by Folksamerica Holding Co.
- NAIC Cuts Out Controversial Model Language
- Former Owners Agree to Repurchase GuideOne
- Max Taylor Builds on Lloyd’s Franchise, Emphasizes Appeal to Customers
- JD Power’s Auto Insurance Study Goes National, Rates Customer Satisfaction
- ‘Elect SEMCI’ Campaign: Will XML Standards Finally Bring Fulfillment’
- White Mountains to Purchase CGU; Maintain Current Contracts, Terms
- NAII Heads to Walt Disney World in Orlando for its 55th Annual Meeting
- Playing The Green: Insuring Golf Courses
- Questions & Answers
- GuideOne to Shed Recent Acquisitions; Former Owners to Repurchase Companies
- Association’s Hard Work Pays Off with Success of NAPSLO 2000
- Cyberliability: Identifying the Risks in Cyberspace Can Be Tricky
- Independent currents Survey Says: Agency Systems are Stronger
- Mold Claims Create a New Frontier in Constuction Defect Litigation
- Calif. Sits on Epicenter of National Quake Survey
- Esurance Cuts Staff by 25 Percent, seeks Buyer
- Credit General Signs Cut-Through, Resumes Writing