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Three-quarters of executive surveyed at the Property/Casualty Insurance Joint Industry Forum here say the industry can expect an improvement in profitability in 2012.
John M. Huff, director of the Missouri Department of Insurance, said he was proud of the response of insurance companies in the wake of the Joplin tornado last year.
John M. Huff, director of the Missouri Department of Insurance, said he was proud of the response of insurance companies in the wake of the Joplin tornado last year.
The recession may be over, but restaurants are still finding it tough to bring back customers in the numbers they saw during boom times. Many are turning to innovations to grow their business. While that can be a plus for their balance sheets, it also can open the door to...
Michael T. McRaith, director of the Federal Insurance Office, said he is aware of anxiety that his office will be asking for duplicate data, bogging the insurance industry down in paperwork for what has been perceived as, potentially, an additional regulatory authority.
Michael T. McRaith, director of the Federal Insurance Office, said he is aware of anxiety that his office will be asking for duplicate data, bogging the insurance industry down in paperwork for what has been perceived as, potentially, an additional regulatory authority.
P&C insurance professionals brace themselves for another busy year of federal statutes and regulations. Examine these proposals and trends to stay compliant.
Challenged by a volatile underwriting cycle, a shaky economy and the uncertain impact of new regulations, U.S. property and casualty insurers must respond by investing in core systems, understanding changing consumer habits and using business analytics to address difficult top-line growth conditions, according to Ernst & Young.
The personal-lines insurance market is expected to do better than commercial lines, as price increases are anticipated to be tougher to achieve for commercial-lines carriers in 2012, says A.M. Best.