Ted Devine, CEO of Insureon, says he feels blessed to have the opportunity to try and provide insurance for an electronic wheelbarrow-maker.

From a single-owner-operated company to one with a payroll as high as $10 million, carriers (and plenty of them) in the small-business segment are fluid, adjusting constantly to emerging risks for businesses with navetand without risk managers.

Two prognosticators of the 2012 Atlantic-hurricane season are standing pat on their previously-released outlooks but the U.S. is overdue for a landfall.

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods says its warning of rising deficiencies among the 55 insurance stocks it follows was incorrect, as non-life insurers released surprisingly strong reserves during the first quarter.

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods says its warning of rising deficiencies among the 55 insurance stocks it follows was incorrect, as non-life insurers released surprisingly strong reserves during the first quarter.

Catastrophe modeler EQECAT says the earthquake in Northern Italy on May 20 will cause about $127 million in insured losses.

Lloyds is turning the calendar ahead to the year 2025 in a high-profile effort to re-emphasize its goals for growth in the specialty insurance and reinsurance marketplaces.

The head of American International Groups commercial-insurance division says the bailed-out insurers reputation is not an issueand, in fact, competitors may have erred by not working harder to take AIGs insurance business when it was on the verge of collapse.