Terry Fleming was named president of the New York-based Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc. (RIMS) for 2010.

Auto insurance customers are typically more satisfied with their claims experience than homeowners insurance customers, a new J.D. Power and Associates study finds.

AIG is apparently retreating from spinning-off its Chartis property and casualty insurance group as a separate entity, while the Treasury's special master has allowed one company employee a raise.

The revelations surrounding Tiger Woods' infidelities has helped one insurance broker promote a new insurance product aimed at corporations that place a major portion of their branding campaign behind a celebrity figure.

The P&C insurance industry's consolidated net income through the first three-quarters of 2009 improved dramatically--a 272 percent turnaround compared to the same period last year--although experts said there are plenty of signs for caution ahead.

What were the top-10 property and casualty insurance news stories in 2009? NU Editor Sam Friedman unveils his list and asks readers to weigh in with their picks on his blog at www.NUSamSoapBox.com.

New York State Insurance Superintendent James J. Wrynn announced that Joseph Fritsch has been named deputy superintendent for accounting and international affairs.

Florida's year-long, acrimonious battle with State Farm over its threat to leave the state's homeowners insurance market ended last week with the company winning a 14.8 percent rate increase and permission to drop 125,000 policyholders.