In the wake of the election, property and casualty insurance-industry officials promised to work constructively with President Obama, his administration and Congress "to protect and advance" industry interests over the next four years.
Several also noted upcoming industry priorities, including extension of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act and adequate funding of the National Flood Insurance Program.
They also voiced concern about the makeup of the key House Financial Services Committee, which, as the Property and Casualty Insurers Association of America noted, "will look a lot different in 2013."
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