Brown & Brown third-quarter net income rose $5.5 million, from $35 million, or 25 cents a share in the period last year, to $40 million, or 29 cents a share. Revenues in the quarter increased 11 perce

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Guy Carpenter & Company announced today that GCFac, its dedicated facultative reinsurance unit, has launched a new electronic trading facility allowing brokers in Latin America to deal online with His

Whitehill Technologies announced an upgrade of Whitehill Transport, a software offering that lets businesses create, format, and distribute high-volume, personalized documents. Insurers use

Dennis Glass, president of Lincoln National Corp., Philadelphia, will be chairman-elect, and Patrick Baird, president of AEGON USA Inc., Baltimore, a unit of AEGON N.V., The Hague, Netherlands, will

However, it was another 40 years before 16 states adopted no-fault systems. While this resulted in better compensation for injured persons, several states failed to deliver on the promise of lower pre

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ORLANDO--The nation's insurance regulators hope to have proposals for a federal catastrophe program ready by the start of 2007 at the latest, according to Florida Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty,