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A total of seven natural catastrophes in the third quarter of this year cost the nation's property and casualty insurers an all-time high of $40.8 billion in insured property losses in 14 states.

Investors Rebuilding Bermuda CapitalStart-up activity continues as existing players retool operational strategiesEven though Hurricane Katrina did not make landfall in Bermuda, her path of ...

Hurricane Rita Adds Billions To Loss TotalsDamages 'minor' compared to Katrina, but latest storm still one of the worst everBy mark e. ruquetWhile under ...

Las Vegas--Fierce competition and catastrophe losses are forcing change across the property-casualty insurance industry with business going to the technological "haves," the head of ...

Hurricane Rita should not lead to insurer insolvencies or raise prices except on a regional basis, insurance experts said today.While the storm may ...

Insurers Walk The Walk On Benchmarking Performance standards must be implemented to impact bottom line, CEOs warnLondonBenchmarks can help insurers raise their game, but performance ...

Expert: Trailer Parks Were Charley's PlaythingBy Mark E. RuquetNU Online News Service, Aug. 20, 9:54 a.m. EDT?The destructive wrath of Hurricane Charley was diminished somewhat ...

Charley $7.4 Billion Tab, But He's No AndrewBy Steve TuckeyNU Online News Service, Aug.18, 11:45 a.m. EDT?The Insurance Information Institute said today that it estimated ...