Features for January 2001
- How Banks are Getting Into the Insurance Groove
- NIA Creates a Network of Success for Smaller Premium-Volume Agents
- Assessing the Signs and Strategies for Hitting the Niche Target
- Ex-Quackenbush Deputy Makes Plea Agreement in CDI Probe
- Reliance Continues Runoff, Can’t Block Icahn
- Concorde May Fly Again, Despite Multiplying Lawsuits
- CIWA Starts Off the New Year with a Successful Conference
- Online CE Courses are Changing the Ways Agents Get Educated
- After 300 Years, Lloyd’s Opens Its Doors to Brokers Worldwide
- Fund Eyed for Privatization; Industry Balks at Comptroller’s Recommendation to Sell TWCIF
- Modernized Surplus Lines Regs Expected to Make Filing Easier
- IIAT to Host Joe Vincent Seminar, Legislative Day on Feb. 4-6
- Aggregators are Leading the Charge to Sell Auto Insurance on the Web
- It’s a Surety Thing: Companies Are On the Move in the Surety Market
- InsuranceJournal.com Unveils New Website Design
- Banks are Moving Full Force Into Insurance World, Survey Says
- After 300 Years, Lloyd’s Opens Its Doors to Brokers Worldwide
- Barclay Merges with Texas Associates
- Minnesota Agents Association Floats Legislative Collective Bargaining Draft; Seeks Input
- Aggregators Lead Charge to Sell Auto Insurance on the Web
- InsuranceJournal.com Unveils New Website Design
- A Legislative Preview for the 77th Session of the Texas Congress