Surplus lines growth continued during the early days of the global pandemic, but the number of filings shrunk in several states.

To borrow words from one surplus lines thought leader: 'There are many possibilities before us in a dynamic and challenging market.'

Job opportunities remain abundant in a sector of the insurance business that continues to struggle to close a talent gap.

Business was brisk for specialty insurers throughout 2019, according to an analysis by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Sanders is also president of the WSIA board of directors. Here, he talks about career-building and the pandemic's silver linings.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, just over half of insurance agents are women.

Bullying was once a parent's chief safety concern at school. Then it was guns. Now, schooling choices have far-reaching public health implications.

2020 was tailor-made for E&S insurance market players to write their own 'Silver Linings Playbook.'