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The Faces of Excess & Surplus Lines in 2009

The overall health of the excess and surplus lines market could be viewed as a microcosm of the current national condition -- some good news, some bad news, some mixed news, and some lingering questions.

By Tim Hoelle | Updated on October 31, 2009

The overall health of the excess and surplus lines market could be viewed as a microcosm of the current national condition — some good news, some bad news, some mixed news, and some lingering questions.

Anecdotal information from agents and carriers throughout the industry indicate that premium writings are down overall this year, as everyone continues to slog their way through a soft market cycle. However, there are a few bright spots and some glimmers of hope.

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