The property and casualty insurance industry continued to have sufficient reserves through 2009, though adverse development of older-year losses and a downward trend in premium growth could reverse favorable reserve strengthening trends.

The U.S. government is likely to suffer a loss on its investment in American International Group (AIG), Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner acknowledged Tuesday.

President Obama has a warning for health insurers: do not use the new health care law as an excuse to raise insurance rates.

The soft market continues to challenge reinsurers, and although 2010 has seen disasters, the events will not be enough to harden pricing, according to a panel of senior reinsurance executives.

Few large U.S. employers are acting early to remove caps on health plan reimbursement totals.

Willis Group Holdings plc said it has opened an office in Kazakhstan, the third such office the insurance broker has opened in the former Soviet Union.

Older drivers are not involved in as many automobile accidents or fatal crashes as was anticipated by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Regulation of the surplus lines industry will be modernized and substantively streamlined under a provision of financial services reform legislation approved by House-Senate conferees.