The Professional Insurance Agents of New York announced they will hold their annual Metropolitan Regional Awareness Program Jan. 28 at the New York Marriott in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Rating analysts at Standard & Poor's are concerned about loss reserving activities of commercial insurers, and insurance executives are eyeing the same troubling actions, speakers at a recent conference said.
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While true merger and acquisition activity in the property and casualty insurance industry isn't occurring at the pace of prior soft markets, a form of consolidation is occurring as concerned agents and brokers move business to safer havens.
New York City's groundbreaking effort at financial education for the poor, which got off the ground with backing from an insurance charity, is expanding.
The only real way to test the effectiveness of an organization's enterprise risk management system is with real-life disasters, and on that score, property-casualty insurers passed with flying colors in 2008, according to analysts.
While overall property-casualty insurance loss reserves are adequate right now, the situation needs to be closely monitored, agency analysts told an industry conference.