Home insurers in Connecticut may no longer require permanently installed storm shutters as a condition for writing or renewing policies...
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Nearly six in 10 large and mid-sized U.S. businesses obtained insurance to cover property terrorism risks during 2005, an increase...
Frank J. Coyne, chief executive officer of Insurance Services Office, recently warned that insurers unable to keep up in the...
The mid-1980s were not easy times for many agents and brokers. Markets were changing — or disappearing. Agents and brokers...
Today’s managing general agencies and carrier partners in the specialty program marketplace are enjoying profitable times while looking over their...
Hurricane Katrina only damaged the eaves of Morris Strickland’s shopping center a few miles from the Ocean Springs, Mississippi beach....
In separate but related move, N.Y., Conn., Ill. tell four insurers contingent commissions no longer an option Ten states, led...
In a blow to post-Katrina recovery in New Orleans, St. Paul Travelers on Dec. 1st said it will stop renewing...
Spurred by intensifying competition, breakthroughs in analytics are transforming insurance markets, according to an industry leader. Sophisticated insurers able to...
Identity-related fraud is a virulent crime, with 3.5 times the aggregate losses of all property crimes, such as burglary, larceny...