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Ongoing coastal building and pervasive drought conditions throughout the U.S. could increase the likelihood of more weather-related losses in 2013.
We cant control death or taxes, but we can control how we promote our industry to the people who will take it into the future.
Between the huge headlines were a plethora of smaller, sillier ones.
To improve profits, insurers should hold agents accountable with stricter metrics, says the Ward Group. But does that compromise a true partnership?
As property-casualty rates rise, customer satisfaction with insurers slips to a 5-year low.
News flash: To learn what youth wants, ask someone young.
It's time for a post-election truce.
2012 has been an insanely eventful year for the property-casualty industry and the world in general. So what's ahead for 2013?
Don't expect to see Superstorm Sandy losses generating whiplash-fast changes in property-casualty pricing. Insurer executives agree that 2013 will be another year of gradual firming rather than the hard-market shifts of old.