Efforts to win regulator support for a controversial national catastrophe insurance program for big disasters were put on hold after the proposal drew objections. The National Association of

A softening property-casualty market hasn't deterred two insurers and a wholesale broker from setting up new operations devoted to specialty lines business. In fact, executives recently hanging up

Acquisitions helped grow some specialty lines operations in

State legislators, NAMIC, remain committed to tripping up SOX-like

But if regulators resurrect 2000 'file and use' model, industry would rather

In a setback for insurers, a federal judge has ruled that a state court should hear a suit brought by Mississippi over property-casualty insurers' denial of hurricane claims based on flood exclusion p

The National Conference of Insurance Commissioners decided to delay any preliminary approval of the natural mega-catastrophe risk cover program concept for a few weeks while the group weighed new obje

Orlando, Fla.--After two years of spirited debate the National Association of Insurance Commissioners has given its first approval to a controversial set of new financial reporting requirements for non