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Officials announced separate agreements settling charges related to improper finite reinsurance transactions last week, with St. Paul Travelers agreeing to pay $77 million and RenaissanceRe, $15

While agents saw homeowners crisis coming, the commercial market problems were

A state ethics unit said it found that Thomas Gallagher, Florida's chief financial officer, violated the state's ethics code by trading in shares of insurance companies his department oversaw while he

WASHINGTON--The Senate failed late yesterday to garner enough votes to take up a so-called "trifecta" bill that included a provision reforming the estate tax which had the strong backing of property-c

WASHINGTON--The Senate failed late yesterday to garner enough votes to take up a so-called "trifecta" bill that included a provision reforming the estate tax which had the strong backing of property-c

Geoff Engert, a spokesman for Tampa, Fla.-based AF, said the system would facilitate communications between insurance companies, third party administrators, self-insureds, collection operations and ot

o Brokers are spending more of their time dealing with increased regulation and becoming more Internet-savvy. Almost 90 percent of those questioned said they were actively addressing increased regulat

Management of Aon Corp. insurance brokerage said today it intends to get out of the property-casualty underwriting business, selling off its warranty and some specialty assets and placing the remainde