Stock Prices: Commercial lines stocks advanced for the second consecutive two-month period, up 5 percent for November/December, compared to a...
Monthly Archives: January 2006
The year 2005 is looking like it was a relatively good one with solid financial news for property casualty insurers...
Insurance Journal has launched IJ Broadcasting, an enhanced section on its Web site for multimedia content that will include video...
Although Katrina is long gone, the clouds of misfortune she and her sisters generated will linger for decades. They radiate...
‘The expectation for a third consecutive underwriting profit in 2006 is, of course, predicated on the belief that catastrophe activity...
Auto liability Allstate Insurance Company v. Reid (1st Cir. Nov. 30, 2005) Ruling: Coverage Not Available for Damage to Boat...
When people in other states think of Illinois, many things come to mind to epitomize some aspect of the state;...
There is increased pressure to be an answer or expert to the evolving risks that change with companies as they...
For insurers facing extraordinary exposure from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, unmatched losses beyond any other natural disasters in U.S. history,...
Outsourcing often receives a bad rap, with large corporations using it to reduce staff count, bureaucracy and overhead. However, for...