Smoother Ride For 2006?This year has been one rocky road for commercial insurance buyers--and I'm not talking about the ice cream. Things began to ...

Market Still Rational Overall, Buyers SayCatastrophe losses create problems for some, but many see stable or falling ratesCorporate insurance buyers who renewed early have ...

Buyers Wary But Forgiving With Brokers'Trust, but verify' is the new standard operating procedure for risk managersA year after New York Attorney General Eliot ...

Niche Market Responds To Media WoesWhile high-profile cases have not pushed up rates, property catastrophes could inflate pricesDespite a recent rash of high-profile media ...

Regulators warned to create uniformity, cut red tape or risk federal takeoverBy caroline mcdonaldUnless states move to cut red tape and create national uniformity ...

Oxley Commits To TRIA ExtensionBy Caroline mcdonaldChicagoRep. Michael G. Oxley, R-Ohio, told insurers last week he is committed to seeing the Terrorism Risk and ...

Insurers Confront Unpleasant 'Surprises' With Hurricane LossesBy caroline mcdonaldChicagoAs Hurricane Wilma hammered South Florida after destroying Mexican tourist centers, one word that came up ...

Hurricanes Spur Property Premium HikesRisk managers see lower rates overall in quarter, but that was before Katrina, RitaBy caroline mcdonaldCorporate insurance buyers paid lower ...