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NAPA, CALIF.--Proponents and foes of a larger federal role in insuring mega-catastrophe risk clashed Saturday at a forum here during the annual meeting of the National Conference of Insurance Legislat

Election results for Congress made the biggest headlines last week, but Washington, D.C. wasn't the only focus of insurance industry political operatives on Election Day, as state races across the

The leadership of the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America has grown impatient with state regulatory reform, and is examining legislation that would give more input to federal

Measure 42--rejected by 65 percent of voters--would have barred all use of credit scoring by insurers in calculating premiums. Under current law, credit scoring is allowed only on initial applications,

Despite record earnings, plummeting prices could undermine profitability in a

Summit also buys Pfingsten Publishing to create b-to-b

'Agencies Of The Year,' Big I Prez offer advice on becoming clients' risk manager

WASHINGTON--A pending agreement aimed at bringing Russia into the World Trade Organization has won U.S. property-casualty insurers' support after changes to its provisions, a carriers' trade group exec