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"The property market outside of coastal exposures in the Gulf and up the Eastern seaboard is relatively stable," Mr. Kerr said. "With the pending wind season upon us, however, property accounts in win

LAHAINA, HAWAII--While insurers weathered last year's catastrophe losses and defied pundit warnings of a possible hard market, the chief executive of the Insurance Services Office cautioned that popula

LAHAINA, HAWAII--There will be a solution to the insurance scarcity hitting property risks along the Gulf of Mexico, but it will take time and market adjustments to find the correct rate for the risks,

The long-term impact of last year's record hurricane losses, a stubbornly softening market for most, as well as battles over terrorism coverage and national regulatory reform are just some of the

ORLANDO, FLA.--The property-casualty insurance industry can count on a year of catastrophes inflicting insured losses nearly double last year's record $58 billion, an economist warned at an industry co

UNLESS you happen to be writing a lot of wind coverage in coastal areas, the hard market is little more than a memory. Increasingly, business is becoming more competitive, and this was reflected in the results of our 2006 American Agent & Broker

Editor's Note: Final figures for 2005 have been compiled for the Surplus Lines market in Florida, and signs indicate that the market is heading for another strong year as the top 10 insurers by

Bridgeport Hospital risk manager seeks harmony between loss control and