Read em and weep, folks! I couldnt help but cringe a bit as I reviewed the P&C industrys consolidated results for the first three quarters of 2011. It was bad news galore. Even the few bits of good news had a negative tinge.

The P&C industry had a rough year in 2011, and the results for the first nine months show that carriers have more to worry about these days than just the threat of more disaster losses.

Would reputational risk be more effectively addressed by insurers if someone within the company was appointed to be directly accountable for the exposure?

The surprise retirement announcement by Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., raises questions about the ultimate fate of the regulatory reform law bearing his name, including the provisions impacting insurers.

A question about Lloyds stumped a trio of contestants on the high-brow quiz show Jeopardy, demonstrating how little the average person knows about the way insurance operates in this country.

Should Europes debt woes trigger a double-dip recession, insurable exposure growth will be hampered both abroad and here at home in our already struggling economy.

Getting the insurance industry to act in unison to recruit the next generation of talent is a lot like herding cats.

Insurance leaders and students have brainstormed an initiative to more effectively recruit the best and brightest from the next generation into the business.