The number of property-casualty companies placed under regulatory supervision continued to fall in 2006, according to a recent Standard & Poor's report.
In 2006, eight p-c companies came under regulator supervision compared with 10 last year and 13 in 2004.
Vesta Fire Insurance Corp. and its affiliates represented the largest failure in 2006, as measured by total assets of $432 million at year-end 2005.
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