Market Insights

The notion of speed in the insurance industry today is a bit schizophrenic. When referring to bringing new products to market, it's viewed as a good thing--the reason being a first mover leverages the

As the legion of lawmakers makes their way to Tallahassee for the opening of the legislative session, the central issue that is expected to dominate the insurance industry is, once again, homeowners'

DAMON Hostetter surrounded himself with ships long before he entered the boat and yacht insurance business. After graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy, he served as an officer aboard destroyers, making several tours to Southeast Asia and the South

One of the highlights of the American Association of Managing General Agents' University Weekend, held last August in Scottsdale, Ariz., was a mock trial and panel discussion addressing the use and enforceability of electronic signatures. Many

WHERE WOULD your agency be without an employee manual? The sacred codex of your agency's policies and procedures instructs your employees how to dress, when to come to work and what duties to perform. Without it, confusion or, at the very least,

While Florida doctors continue to argue that they are paying too much for medical malpractice insurance, there are growing signs that the insurance market that was left for dead in 2003 is making a