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A.M. Best: P/C Insurers Report Strong Gains for First Half of 2005
The U.S. property/casualty industry recorded an underwriting profit of $13.2 billion during the first six months of 2005, a substantial gain from the record results posted during the comparable period

Prettejohn Leaving Lloyd's to Head Prudential U.K. Domestic Operations
The Board of the U.K.'s Prudential plc announced that Nick Prettejohn has left his post as CEO of Lloyd's of London to head the domestic operations of the country's second largest life insurer. He wil

FAIA Speaker: Employment Crisis Threatens Agencies
An impending employment crisis threatens independent insurance agents and could become disastrous by 2010 unless employers act now, Lisa Harrington, Florida Association of Insurance Agents vice presid

W. Va. Homeowners, Auto Rates Reduced Dramatically Due to Legislative Changes
Automobile and homeowners insurance rates have been reduced as a result of key legislative changes made in the West Virginia Legislature, Jane L. Cline, Insurance Commissioner, told Professional Indep

White Mountains Names Fass President
Bermuda-based White Mountains Insurance Group Ltd. announced the election of Steven Fass as president and chief executive officer, effective immediately. He remains a director of the company. Fass

Best Removes Odyssey Re From Review; Assigns Stable Outlook
A.M. Best Co. announced that it has removed from under review with negative implications and affirmed the financial strength rating (FSR) of "A" (Excellent) and issuer credit ratings (ICR) of "a" of O

Va. Judge Dismisses GOP Case Against Insurer over Eavesdropping
The insurer for the Virginia Republican Party is not obligated to pay the almost $1 million that the party sought to cover expenses incurred in settling an eavesdropping lawsuit.U.S. Magistrate Ju

Europe Faces Increased Fears of Bird Flu Epidemic
The appearance of the deadly H5N1 bird flu strain in Turkey and Romania has increased fears in Europe over the spread of the disease. The virus has been linked to more than sixty human deaths in Asia.

Best Affirms Misr 'A- Ratings
A.M. Best Co. announced that it has affirmed the financial strength rating of "A-" (Excellent) and the issuer credit rating of "a-" of Egyptian insurer Misr Insurance with a stable out look."The r

Va. Judge Dismisses Drunk Driving Cases as Unconstitutional
A Fairfax County judge who believes Virginia's drunken driving laws are unconstitutional has resumed his practice of dismissing all DWI cases brought into his court, leaving prosecutors unable to appe

Gov. Jeb Bush Voices Support for Hurricane Insurance Fund
Florida's property insurance 'problems' topped Gov. Jeb Bush's list of challenges everyone has to worry about during a presentation last week to the Capital City Rotarians in Tallahassee."We have

Regulators Approve Finite Reinsurance Disclosure Requirements
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners voted late last week to enhance disclosure requirements for insurance companies that utilize reinsurance with limited risk transfer features, also k

Fitch Utilizing AIR Worldwide's CAT Models for Industry Capital Analysis
To help assess the capital adequacy and financial strength of insurance companies in North America and Europe, Fitch Ratings now utilizes AIR Worldwide's (AIR) catastrophe risk management systems to a

Fla. Governor Supports Nationwide Insurance Program for Disasters
Florida's Governor Jeb Bush expressed his support for federal legislation to create a nationwide insurance program for disasters during a hurricane preparedness conference in Tampa, Fla.Bush told

Chubb Fills N.Y Condo and Co-op Insurance Gaps
The Chubb Group of Insurance Companies has rolled out insurance packages for the owners of luxury condo and co-op apartments in New York. The policies address coverage gaps created by building associa

Tropical Storm Warning Set for Cayman Islands; U.S. Gulf Coast Could Get Visit Later in the Week
After a slight lull in the Atlantic hurricane season, a tropical storm warning was in effect Sunday for the Cayman Islands as a tropical depression churned through the Atlantic on a path that may thre

Health Insurance Companies Must Continue Coverage in La.
Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance Robert Wooley has ordered health insurance companies in Louisiana to keep covering victims of Hurricane Katrina, even if they cannot pay their premiums, according t

AIA Backs U.S. WTO Trade Negotiation Efforts; Looks for Opening of Markets
The American Insurance Association (AIA) on Friday commended U.S. trade negotiators for their efforts to revive World Trade Organization (WTO) talks and provide hope for the opening of global insuranc

Japan to Privatize Postal System
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made good on his promise to privatize the country's giant postal system when the upper house of parliament, which had refused the measure in August, passed th

Citizens Completes Analysis: Board to Consider Increases in Three South Florida Counties
An analysis rate structure analysis of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. was just completed after an order by the Office of Insurance Regulation, indicates that Palm Beach, Broward and Dade county pol

Fla. Rep. Gelber Suggests 'Retooling' CAT Fund
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, has suggested that Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Trust fund should be "retooled" so that policyholders with unpaid claims can directly "tap" the money in the fund to

R&SA Acquires Chile's Cruz del Sur
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group PLC announced the acquisition of Chile's leading general insurance business Compañia de Seguros Generales Cruz del Sur S.A. and its Argentinean sister compa

Foodservice Workers Picket O'Hare Airport; Say Health Insurance Rates Have Grounded Wallets
At 4 a.m. every day, Ambar Vera starts her shift pouring coffee at the Starbucks in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. After a year and half on the job, Ambar reportedly makes $6.55 an hour, and

S&P Affirms R&SA 'A-' Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services announced that it has affirmed its "A-" long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings on the main operating entities of the U.K.'s Royal & Sun

Calif. Commissioner Praises Signing of New Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Wednesday that SB 20, designed to expand the geographic availability of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program, has been signed

North Carolina Big 'I' Names Gastineau 'Agent of the Year'
John Gastineau was named the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina's "Agent of the Year," during IIANC's Oct. 9 to 12 annual conference in Myrtle Beach, S.C.The annual award recognizes th

Miss. Medical Assurance Co. Announces 5 Percent Decrease in Medical Malpractice Rates
Medical Assurance Co. of Mississippi, a physician owned provider which covers about 70 percent of the state's physicians, has announced a 5 percent decrease in its 2006 malpractice rates and a 10 perc

Hurricanes Slow Aviation Premium Cuts, Report Says
The decline in airline insurance premium rates will slow during the October to December renewal season, despite a good industry safety record in 2005, according to the "Airline Insurance Market Review

La.'s Hibernia Corp. Warns of Hurricane-Related Costs
Hibernia Corp., a Louisiana-based banking company trying to complete its $5 billion acquisition by Capital One Financial Corp., warned it faces substantial costs

N.C. Former Panthers Players Score Touchdown In Workers' Comp Court
A handful of former Carolina Panthers players who were injured playing football have won their cases before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and one before the North Carolina Supreme Court.Jim

AIA Backs U.S. WTO Trade Negotiation Efforts; Looks for Opening of Markets
The American Insurance Association (AIA) on Friday commended U.S. trade negotiators for their efforts to revive World Trade Organization (WTO) talks and provide hope for the opening of global insuranc

Japan to Privatize Postal System
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made good on his promise to privatize the country's giant postal system when the upper house of parliament, which had refused the measure in August, passed th

Citizens Completes Analysis: Board to Consider Increases in Three South Florida Counties
An analysis rate structure analysis of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. was just completed after an order by the Office of Insurance Regulation, indicates that Palm Beach, Broward and Dade county pol

Fla. Rep. Gelber Suggests 'Retooling' CAT Fund
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, has suggested that Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Trust fund should be "retooled" so that policyholders with unpaid claims can directly "tap" the money in the fund to

R&SA Acquires Chile's Cruz del Sur
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group PLC announced the acquisition of Chile's leading general insurance business Compañia de Seguros Generales Cruz del Sur S.A. and its Argentinean sister compa

Foodservice Workers Picket O'Hare Airport; Say Health Insurance Rates Have Grounded Wallets
At 4 a.m. every day, Ambar Vera starts her shift pouring coffee at the Starbucks in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. After a year and half on the job, Ambar reportedly makes $6.55 an hour, and

S&P Affirms R&SA 'A-' Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services announced that it has affirmed its "A-" long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings on the main operating entities of the U.K.'s Royal & Sun

Calif. Commissioner Praises Signing of New Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Wednesday that SB 20, designed to expand the geographic availability of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program, has been signed

North Carolina Big 'I' Names Gastineau 'Agent of the Year'
John Gastineau was named the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina's "Agent of the Year," during IIANC's Oct. 9 to 12 annual conference in Myrtle Beach, S.C.The annual award recognizes th

Miss. Medical Assurance Co. Announces 5 Percent Decrease in Medical Malpractice Rates
Medical Assurance Co. of Mississippi, a physician owned provider which covers about 70 percent of the state's physicians, has announced a 5 percent decrease in its 2006 malpractice rates and a 10 perc

Hurricanes Slow Aviation Premium Cuts, Report Says
The decline in airline insurance premium rates will slow during the October to December renewal season, despite a good industry safety record in 2005, according to the "Airline Insurance Market Review

La.'s Hibernia Corp. Warns of Hurricane-Related Costs
Hibernia Corp., a Louisiana-based banking company trying to complete its $5 billion acquisition by Capital One Financial Corp., warned it faces substantial costs

N.C. Former Panthers Players Score Touchdown In Workers' Comp Court
A handful of former Carolina Panthers players who were injured playing football have won their cases before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and one before the North Carolina Supreme Court.Jim

Jobless Claims in La. Reach Historic Levels After Hurricanes
The Louisiana Department of Labor reported it has paid out more than $3 million in Unemployment Insurance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits to victims of Hurricane Rita, while Katrina clai

Bollinger Adds Payne as VP in Commercial Unit in N.Y.
Carolyn Payne has joined Bollinger Insurance in Short Hills, N.J. as vice president in the commercial insurance division. She is based in the firm's Wall Street New York City office which includes amo

AIA Backs U.S. WTO Trade Negotiation Efforts; Looks for Opening of Markets
The American Insurance Association (AIA) on Friday commended U.S. trade negotiators for their efforts to revive World Trade Organization (WTO) talks and provide hope for the opening of global insuranc

Japan to Privatize Postal System
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made good on his promise to privatize the country's giant postal system when the upper house of parliament, which had refused the measure in August, passed th

Citizens Completes Analysis: Board to Consider Increases in Three South Florida Counties
An analysis rate structure analysis of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. was just completed after an order by the Office of Insurance Regulation, indicates that Palm Beach, Broward and Dade county pol

Fla. Rep. Gelber Suggests 'Retooling' CAT Fund
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, has suggested that Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Trust fund should be "retooled" so that policyholders with unpaid claims can directly "tap" the money in the fund to

R&SA Acquires Chile's Cruz del Sur
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group PLC announced the acquisition of Chile's leading general insurance business Compañia de Seguros Generales Cruz del Sur S.A. and its Argentinean sister compa

Foodservice Workers Picket O'Hare Airport; Say Health Insurance Rates Have Grounded Wallets
At 4 a.m. every day, Ambar Vera starts her shift pouring coffee at the Starbucks in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. After a year and half on the job, Ambar reportedly makes $6.55 an hour, and

S&P Affirms R&SA 'A-' Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services announced that it has affirmed its "A-" long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings on the main operating entities of the U.K.'s Royal & Sun

Calif. Commissioner Praises Signing of New Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Wednesday that SB 20, designed to expand the geographic availability of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program, has been signed

North Carolina Big 'I' Names Gastineau 'Agent of the Year'
John Gastineau was named the Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina's "Agent of the Year," during IIANC's Oct. 9 to 12 annual conference in Myrtle Beach, S.C.The annual award recognizes th

Miss. Medical Assurance Co. Announces 5 Percent Decrease in Medical Malpractice Rates
Medical Assurance Co. of Mississippi, a physician owned provider which covers about 70 percent of the state's physicians, has announced a 5 percent decrease in its 2006 malpractice rates and a 10 perc

Hurricanes Slow Aviation Premium Cuts, Report Says
The decline in airline insurance premium rates will slow during the October to December renewal season, despite a good industry safety record in 2005, according to the "Airline Insurance Market Review

La.'s Hibernia Corp. Warns of Hurricane-Related Costs
Hibernia Corp., a Louisiana-based banking company trying to complete its $5 billion acquisition by Capital One Financial Corp., warned it faces substantial costs

N.C. Former Panthers Players Score Touchdown In Workers' Comp Court
A handful of former Carolina Panthers players who were injured playing football have won their cases before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and one before the North Carolina Supreme Court.Jim

Jobless Claims in La. Reach Historic Levels After Hurricanes
The Louisiana Department of Labor reported it has paid out more than $3 million in Unemployment Insurance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits to victims of Hurricane Rita, while Katrina clai

Bollinger Adds Payne as VP in Commercial Unit in N.Y.
Carolyn Payne has joined Bollinger Insurance in Short Hills, N.J. as vice president in the commercial insurance division. She is based in the firm's Wall Street New York City office which includes amo

AIA Backs U.S. WTO Trade Negotiation Efforts; Looks for Opening of Markets
The American Insurance Association (AIA) on Friday commended U.S. trade negotiators for their efforts to revive World Trade Organization (WTO) talks and provide hope for the opening of global insuranc

Japan to Privatize Postal System
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made good on his promise to privatize the country's giant postal system when the upper house of parliament, which had refused the measure in August, passed th

Citizens Completes Analysis: Board to Consider Increases in Three South Florida Counties
An analysis rate structure analysis of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. was just completed after an order by the Office of Insurance Regulation, indicates that Palm Beach, Broward and Dade county pol

Fla. Rep. Gelber Suggests 'Retooling' CAT Fund
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, has suggested that Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Trust fund should be "retooled" so that policyholders with unpaid claims can directly "tap" the money in the fund to

R&SA Acquires Chile's Cruz del Sur
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group PLC announced the acquisition of Chile's leading general insurance business Compañia de Seguros Generales Cruz del Sur S.A. and its Argentinean sister compa

Foodservice Workers Picket O'Hare Airport; Say Health Insurance Rates Have Grounded Wallets
At 4 a.m. every day, Ambar Vera starts her shift pouring coffee at the Starbucks in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. After a year and half on the job, Ambar reportedly makes $6.55 an hour, and

S&P Affirms R&SA 'A-' Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services announced that it has affirmed its "A-" long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings on the main operating entities of the U.K.'s Royal & Sun

Calif. Commissioner Praises Signing of New Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Wednesday that SB 20, designed to expand the geographic availability of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program, has been signed

Brown & Brown Acquires Illinois General Retail Agency
Brown & Brown Inc. with headquarters in Daytona Beach and Tampa, Fla. has announced the acquisition of Weible & Cahill LLC, of Lisle, Illinois.The acquisition was jointly announced by J. Scott Pen

Hurricanes Slow Aviation Premium Cuts, Report Says
The decline in airline insurance premium rates will slow during the October to December renewal season, despite a good industry safety record in 2005, according to the "Airline Insurance Market Review

La.'s Hibernia Corp. Warns of Hurricane-Related Costs
Hibernia Corp., a Louisiana-based banking company trying to complete its $5 billion acquisition by Capital One Financial Corp., warned it faces substantial costs

N.C. Former Panthers Players Score Touchdown In Workers' Comp Court
A handful of former Carolina Panthers players who were injured playing football have won their cases before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and one before the North Carolina Supreme Court.Jim

Jobless Claims in La. Reach Historic Levels After Hurricanes
The Louisiana Department of Labor reported it has paid out more than $3 million in Unemployment Insurance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits to victims of Hurricane Rita, while Katrina clai

Bollinger Adds Payne as VP in Commercial Unit in N.Y.
Carolyn Payne has joined Bollinger Insurance in Short Hills, N.J. as vice president in the commercial insurance division. She is based in the firm's Wall Street New York City office which includes amo

Insurance Information Institute Adds Three to Research Staff
Three new economists have joined the Insurance Information Institute, as part of the group's effort to enhance its research and analytic capabilities. Dr. Marcellus W. Andrews, economist, will con

AIA Backs U.S. WTO Trade Negotiation Efforts; Looks for Opening of Markets
The American Insurance Association (AIA) on Friday commended U.S. trade negotiators for their efforts to revive World Trade Organization (WTO) talks and provide hope for the opening of global insuranc

Japan to Privatize Postal System
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made good on his promise to privatize the country's giant postal system when the upper house of parliament, which had refused the measure in August, passed th

Citizens Completes Analysis: Board to Consider Increases in Three South Florida Counties
An analysis rate structure analysis of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. was just completed after an order by the Office of Insurance Regulation, indicates that Palm Beach, Broward and Dade county pol

Fla. Rep. Gelber Suggests 'Retooling' CAT Fund
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, has suggested that Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Trust fund should be "retooled" so that policyholders with unpaid claims can directly "tap" the money in the fund to

R&SA Acquires Chile's Cruz del Sur
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group PLC announced the acquisition of Chile's leading general insurance business Compañia de Seguros Generales Cruz del Sur S.A. and its Argentinean sister compa

Foodservice Workers Picket O'Hare Airport; Say Health Insurance Rates Have Grounded Wallets
At 4 a.m. every day, Ambar Vera starts her shift pouring coffee at the Starbucks in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. After a year and half on the job, Ambar reportedly makes $6.55 an hour, and

S&P Affirms R&SA 'A-' Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services announced that it has affirmed its "A-" long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings on the main operating entities of the U.K.'s Royal & Sun

Calif. Commissioner Praises Signing of New Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Wednesday that SB 20, designed to expand the geographic availability of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program, has been signed

Brown & Brown Acquires Illinois General Retail Agency
Brown & Brown Inc. with headquarters in Daytona Beach and Tampa, Fla. has announced the acquisition of Weible & Cahill LLC, of Lisle, Illinois.The acquisition was jointly announced by J. Scott Pen

Hurricanes Slow Aviation Premium Cuts, Report Says
The decline in airline insurance premium rates will slow during the October to December renewal season, despite a good industry safety record in 2005, according to the "Airline Insurance Market Review

La.'s Hibernia Corp. Warns of Hurricane-Related Costs
Hibernia Corp., a Louisiana-based banking company trying to complete its $5 billion acquisition by Capital One Financial Corp., warned it faces substantial costs

N.C. Former Panthers Players Score Touchdown In Workers' Comp Court
A handful of former Carolina Panthers players who were injured playing football have won their cases before the North Carolina Court of Appeals and one before the North Carolina Supreme Court.Jim

Jobless Claims in La. Reach Historic Levels After Hurricanes
The Louisiana Department of Labor reported it has paid out more than $3 million in Unemployment Insurance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits to victims of Hurricane Rita, while Katrina clai

Bollinger Adds Payne as VP in Commercial Unit in N.Y.
Carolyn Payne has joined Bollinger Insurance in Short Hills, N.J. as vice president in the commercial insurance division. She is based in the firm's Wall Street New York City office which includes amo

Insurance Information Institute Adds Three to Research Staff
Three new economists have joined the Insurance Information Institute, as part of the group's effort to enhance its research and analytic capabilities. Dr. Marcellus W. Andrews, economist, will con

AIA Backs U.S. WTO Trade Negotiation Efforts; Looks for Opening of Markets
The American Insurance Association (AIA) on Friday commended U.S. trade negotiators for their efforts to revive World Trade Organization (WTO) talks and provide hope for the opening of global insuranc

Japan to Privatize Postal System
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made good on his promise to privatize the country's giant postal system when the upper house of parliament, which had refused the measure in August, passed th

Citizens Completes Analysis: Board to Consider Increases in Three South Florida Counties
An analysis rate structure analysis of Citizens Property Insurance Corp. was just completed after an order by the Office of Insurance Regulation, indicates that Palm Beach, Broward and Dade county pol

Fla. Rep. Gelber Suggests 'Retooling' CAT Fund
Rep. Dan Gelber, D-Miami Beach, has suggested that Florida's Hurricane Catastrophe Trust fund should be "retooled" so that policyholders with unpaid claims can directly "tap" the money in the fund to

R&SA Acquires Chile's Cruz del Sur
Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Group PLC announced the acquisition of Chile's leading general insurance business Compañia de Seguros Generales Cruz del Sur S.A. and its Argentinean sister company La R

Foodservice Workers Picket O'Hare Airport; Say Health Insurance Rates Have Grounded Wallets
At 4 a.m. every day, Ambar Vera starts her shift pouring coffee at the Starbucks in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. After a year and half on the job, Ambar reportedly makes $6.55 an hour, and

S&P Affirms R&SA 'A-' Ratings
Standard & Poor's Ratings Services announced that it has affirmed its "A-" long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratings on the main operating entities of the U.K.'s Royal & Sun

Calif. Commissioner Praises Signing of New Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program
California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi announced Wednesday that SB 20, designed to expand the geographic availability of the California Low Cost Automobile Insurance Program, has been signed

Hurricanes Slow Aviation Premium Cuts, Report Says
The decline in airline insurance premium rates will slow during the October to December renewal season, despite a good industry safety record in 2005, according to the "Airline Insurance Market Review

La.'s Hibernia Corp. Warns of Hurricane-Related Costs
Hibernia Corp., a Louisiana-based banking company trying to complete its $5 billion acquisition by Capital One Financial Corp., warned it faces substantial costs

Jobless Claims in La. Reach Historic Levels After Hurricanes
The Louisiana Department of Labor reported it has paid out more than $3 million in Unemployment Insurance and Disaster Unemployment Assistance benefits to victims of Hurricane Rita, while Katrina clai

Bollinger Adds Payne as VP in Commercial Unit in N.Y.
Carolyn Payne has joined Bollinger Insurance in Short Hills, N.J. as vice president in the commercial insurance division. She is based in the firm's Wall Street New York City office which includes amo

Insurance Information Institute Adds Three to Research Staff
Three new economists have joined the Insurance Information Institute, as part of the group's effort to enhance its research and analytic capabilities. Dr. Marcellus W. Andrews, economist, will con

Willis Builds Up N.Y. Construction Unit on Long Island
Willis Group Holdings, Ltd., continuing to strengthen its construction insurance practice has appointed two new people its Long Island, New York operations.Joining Willis from Select Contractors C

California Supreme Court Upholds Insurance Commissioner's Authority
The California Supreme Court ordered to "de-publish" a Court of Appeal ruling -- AIA vs. Garamendi -- often touted by insurance companies as limiting the regulatory authority of the Insurance Commissi