Sheila Breeding, a spokeswoman for Allstate in New Jersey, a subsidiary of the Northbrook, Ill.-based company, said as of Feb. 5, the company will no longer write new homeowner, condominium, mobile ho
With considerable uncertainty over prices and conditions in the commercial insurance market, insurers need to be prepared to walk away when prices fall below a prudent, risk-based premium level, the L
ACE Chief Financial Officer Philip Bancroft said the company had moved from a components-based worksheet approach to a range of earnings per share estimates with assumptions for revenue growth and est
"We didn't think [Hurricane] Katrina and the events of last year warranted a broader hardening market event because rates were adequate in many areas, so there really wasn't a need for increases," he
A year after its first report, "Pandemic Influenza: Managing the risks of an invisible threat," which called on businesses to wake up to the potential risks of a pandemic, Aon released "Pandemic Influ
WASHINGTON--Democrats in Congress will seek to extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act for as long as five years and to expand the program, Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., incoming chairman of the House Fi
The average annual cost for auto insurance premiums nationwide for 2007 is estimated at $847 per policy, the first decrease since 1999. This is a $4 per policy decrease. In 2006, the typical U.S. driv
The average annual cost for auto insurance premiums nationwide for 2007 is estimated at $847 per policy, the first decrease since 1999. This is a $4 per policy decrease. In 2006, the typical U.S. driv
Commissioner James Donelon and Gov. Kathleen Blanco held a meeting Tuesday with representatives of commercial insurance carriers to hear their concerns about the risks they face in the post-Katrina er
Florida officials announced today that Brown & Brown, Inc. has agreed to reimburse up to 400 cities, counties and public entities in Florida with approximately $5.8 million for collecting undisclosed