The governing boards of two of the nation’s largest property/casualty trade groups have agreed to a merger that would have...
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Rhode Island officials have not given up hope of attracting a buyer for the troubled Pawtucket Mutual Insurance Co., despite...
Today, more than 20 states—and the number keeps rising—require insurance companies to report vehicle insurance information to their department of...
Each year the Insurance Information Institute invites a panel of Wall Street stock analysts and industry professionals to review the...
Last month the National Association of Independent Insurers issued a bulletin, which described New Jersey’s auto insurance market as “once...
The insurance industry is at a critical juncture, with issues surrounding consolidation, pricing, legislative reforms and capital concerns shaping the...
Technology developments in the past few years have delivered cost and time savings to virtually every facet of the insurance...
The U.S. Census Bureau’s Census 2000 estimated the population of the state of Massachusetts at 6,379,304. Approximately 85 percent of...
Insurance Journal sat down with incoming President Ernst Csiszar, South Carolina’s Insurance Commissioner, at the National Association of Insurance Commissioner’s...
Problems and states come in all different shapes and sizes. For the insurance industry, keeping an eye on tort reform...