While in support of a broad property insurance reform measure in Florida that addresses sinkholes, the industry continues to have concerns.

The U.S. economy is always top of mind for property/casualty insurers—particularly when it remains sluggish for two or more years—but there are other issues for carriers to address if they want 2011 to be successful.

The U.S. economy is always top of mind for property/casualty insurers—particularly when it remains sluggish for two or more years—but there are other issues for carriers to address if they want 2011 to be successful.

With Solvency II scheduled to come into force Jan. 1, 2013, U.S. companies must prepare for changes in capital position, enterprise risk management, product strategy, resources, risk culture and technology, according to a Deloitte study.

The Main Street America Group of Jacksonville, Fla., announces surplus growth of $78 million in fiscal year 2010.

Former Georgia Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine issued himself insurance licenses before leaving office without completing the necessary classes or tests, an Atlanta Journal Constitution investigation revealed.

Allstate Corp. has filed another lawsuit related to mortgage-backed securities in an attempt to get back what the insurer thinks it is owed.

Some estimates of insured losses due to the second earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand, in six months put the disaster potentially within the top ten most costly world insurance losses since 1970.