Commercial Lines

In spite of carrier angst about backing start-up programs, MGAs are having success in launching new offerings for wine collectors, auto dealers and properties exposed to earthquake risk.

With chatter about the next market turn heating up, it’s a good time to explore the impact on program business to see if there could be a replay of the gut-wrenching turmoil that left some program administrators (PA) out in the cold during the last soft-to-hard transition.

With chatter about the next market turn heating up, experienced niche-market participants don’t anticipate a replay of the gut-wrenching turmoil that left some program administrators out in the cold during the last turn. But that doesn’t mean program books won’t need to be mended or that some carrier retrenchment from...

The prolonged soft market is about to run its course, and it will be replaced by a gradual turn that agents and brokers will see over this year and next, according to a panel of industry experts.

Working with carriers is one of the most common ways for agents and brokers to reach out to the global marketplace. A perfect example is the story of Capacity Coverage Co. of New Jersey, Inc.

Working with carriers is one of the most common ways for agents and brokers to reach out to the global marketplace. A perfect example is the story of Capacity Coverage Co. of New Jersey, Inc.

Mark your calendars! NU provides highlights of some upcoming specialty market insurance events, including the Target Market Program Administrators Midyear Meeting in Boston and NAPSLO’s upcoming webinar on NRRA implications.

What is NU's Next Question of Ethics? Dr. Peter R. Kensicki invites readers to weigh in.