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Insurers report 12 percent gain on bottom line, even with an underwriting

Preliminary 2005 results provided by the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America and the Insurance Services Office also indicate the industry will post a modest underwriting loss, compared w

When lawmakers in 2003 enacted the first comprehensive set of workers' compensation reforms in a decade, the driving political force was the protest from employers who were up in arms over the lack

INSURANCE OFFICE of America is an agency that has always placed a strong emphasis on growth. Since starting out in 1988 at a single location in Florida, IOA has grown into an organization with 22 offices throughout the Southeast, the Mid-Atlantic and

A softening property-casualty market hasn't deterred two insurers and a wholesale broker from setting up new operations devoted to specialty lines business. In fact, executives recently hanging up

FROM 2001 through 2003, the excess and surplus lines marketplace enjoyed a remarkable run. As standard insurers curbed their underwriting in the hard market, direct written premiums in the E&S segment increased by 35.66% in 2001, by 61.67% in 2002

FROM 2001 through 2003, the excess and surplus lines marketplace enjoyed a remarkable run. As standard insurers curbed their underwriting in the hard market, direct written premiums in the E&S segment increased by 35.66% in 2001, by 61.67% in 2002

Standard & Poor's in a report said for the nine months of 2005, p-c insurers lost ground in reserving for the years prior to 2001, experiencing $16 billion in adverse development for that period. The