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A judge has barred Alliant and former employees with Aon from soliciting Aon clients as the Chicago-based insurance broker presses its non-compete claims.

Medicare officials clashed today with some members of Congress and industry, legal and consumer representatives over proposed changes to the current system for reimbursing the government for medical payments made by insurance companies.

The property and casualty industry still has “robust” excess capital, but not as much as July 2010, according an analysis by Morgan Stanley.

Europe’s new financial regulations could mean opportunities for insurers or become a major financial burden if carriers do not strategically think through their exposure, reports from Guy Carpenter say.

Europe’s new financial regulations could mean opportunities for insurers or become a major financial burden if carriers do not strategically think through their exposure, reports from Guy Carpenter say.

Though property and casualty industry surplus is at records levels as of the end of the first quarter, insurers took a $4.5 billion underwriting loss, and recent developments point to worsening results in the second quarter.