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Shawn Moynihan
Joan Zerkovich is the newly appointed Senior Vice President of Operations for the American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS), an advisory organization that develops policy forms and ratings information used by more than 700 P&C insurers throughout the U.S.Here she talks with NU about AAIS efforts to make available more...
Caterina Pontoriero
Insurance companies are housed in some of the most stunning examples of corporate architecture. From striking futuristic and eco-friendly designs to classic and iconic structures, these headquarters in many cases reflect the characteristics of the carriers themselves.
Bonnie Cavanaugh, E&S Editor
Reputational Risk products are hot: Clients are actively asking insurers about available coverages, and insurers are reacting with a variety of products.
Mark Ruquet
Were going to miss Joe. No, not our current vice president: Joe Plumeri, outgoing CEO of Willis Group Holdings.
Mark E. Ruquet
It would appear reports of the demise of the independent agent have been greatly exaggerated: A new survey shows the independent-agency system is growing again and is financially healthier than it has been in the past several years.
Bobby Reagan, Brian McNeely
In 2009, Reagan Consulting conducted The Young Producer Study, a project designed to identify and investigate those firms that had demonstrated success after recruiting and hiring young (under 30) producers.
Laura Mazzuca Toops
Most people in our business love to denigrate Flo and the gecko as icons of commoditized insurance, a cookie-cutter sales and service approach that only works for the most basic personal-lines coverage. Online rate-shopping, instant quotes and Web-based customer service may be convenient, but they have nothing to do with...
Chad Hemenway
Insurer OneBeacon says it expects an after-tax charge of $101 million in the third quarter related to a deal to sell its runoff business to an affiliate of Bermuda-based Armour Group Holdings.
Phil Gusman
Increasing rates and lower catastrophe losses led to a $6 billion favorable swing in net income for personal-lines insurers through the first six months of 2012 compared to the same period last yearbut economic and weather challenges remain for the segment, a recent analysis shows.
Chad Hemenway
William R. Berkley says reserve deficiencies are driving the need for the market to increase ratesand that for some companies, the ability to take corrective actions will decrease.
Dave Lenckus
As more insurers compete for less construction business, project owners and general contractors can find ample Builders Risk insurance at reduced or stable rates for projects that are not exposed to catastrophes, market executives say.
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