The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) said it is urging Congress to adopt a widespread series of reforms for the ailing National Flood Insurance Program before this year's hurric

An alternative insurance market solution for fuel distributors, whose coverage options have been dwindling over the past decade, will be available in early May, according to Liberty Mutual Alternative

Carl E. Metzger, a partner in the law firm Goodwin Procter, noted that in this increasingly litigious society, the need for a privately held business to protect its officers is just as important as it

Even with the five new 2005 property/casualty financial impairments that have emerged in the U.S since Best's last report in November 2005, the current count of 11 insurers equates to an impairment ra

Even with the five new 2005 property/casualty financial impairments that have emerged in the U.S since Best's last report in November 2005, the current count of 11 insurers equates to an impairment ra

The Public Entity Risk Institute (PERI), a nonprofit risk management training and educational group, called today for proposals for a program to stimulate research and development in the risk manageme

Property-casualty insurers reported a 17.2 percent rise in investment income, from $42.4 billion in 2004 to $49.7 billion in 2005, the Jupiter, Fla.-based ratings service reported. Capital gains jumpe

And those Californians who do have quake coverage may not get the full benefit of their policies, said New York-based Standard and Poor's, in a report marking tomorrow's 100th anniversary of the San F