A Mississippi senator withdrew his amendment to flood-insurance reauthorization legislation that would have terminated the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act in 2013, a year earlier than authorized in 2007 legislation.
Nearly two dozen insurers in Connecticut have agreed to waive hurricane deductibles for property owners following the losses caused by Hurricane Irene last month.
Nearly two dozen insurers in Connecticut have agreed to waive hurricane deductibles for property owners following the losses caused by Hurricane Irene last month.
Underwriters traditionally carry a huge weight on their shoulders and in todays world of information overload, the burden is multiplying. Automating some of the traditional underwriting decisions has helped carriers make quicker and better decisions and sharpened their focus on profit and productivity.
The popularity of Facebook makes it a necessary marketing tool for any insurance agent or broker, but producers need to put the proper operating foundations in place to ensure success before launching their business site.
The class of 2011 has seen tremendous changes in the way the insurance industry operates and is eagerly positioning their companies to tackle the key issues that will likely face the industry in the next five years.
Homeowners with flood insurance are less satisfied with their policy coverage than those who opt not to carry it, according to a satisfaction survey of homeowners insurance released by J.D. Power and Associates today.
Homeowners with flood insurance are less satisfied with their policy coverage than those who opt not to carry it, according to a satisfaction survey of homeowners insurance released by J.D. Power and Associates today.