A.M. Best Co. rating service is increasing its combined ratio loss estimate for the property/casualty industry by close to five points from its projection at the beginning of the year, pushing the fig
Mr. Rove, the former senior advisor to President George W. Bush, who was generally well received by members of the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) at their annual meeting here,
Mr. Rove, the former senior advisor to President George W. Bush, who was generally well received by members of the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) at their annual meeting here,
I recently heard a man remark on a New York radio station that when it comes to this year's presidential candidates, "there's not a dime of difference between them." My immediate reaction was that
Barack Obama and John McCain don't see eye to eye on many areas, and insurance is no exception. Indeed, on at least two issues of critical importance to the industry and its policyholders--health care
At a time when people are terrified about their financial well-being--with stocks tanking on Wall Street, and banks and businesses failing on Main Street--the last thing anyone with a job wants to
WASHINGTON--Congress will insist on "more uniform, more national regulation" next year in the wake of American International Group's liquidity meltdown, a lawyer who heads an American Bar Association t
The months before a pivotal presidential election is the time when the editors of industry publications actively seek articles that predict how insurance issues will play out if one or the other candidate is elected.