Can Captives Control Healthcare Costs?
Captives have become an increasingly popular alternative for group health coverage as employers try to fend off rising expenses.
WASHINGTON
Starts rulemaking based on the state’s new Travel Insurance Act, covering producer licensing, rate and form filings, …
TEXAS
Gov. Greg Abbott (R) directs the Department of Insurance to pursue measures aimed at addressing homeowners insurance pr…
NORTH CAROLINA
Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey names Chuck Myers as chief deputy commissioner, effective Oct. 1. Myers takes over f…
NAIC
Reaccredits the insurance departments of Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, and the District of Columbia. State insurance reg…
P&C
Steady as She Goes
While seeming to falter just a few years ago, the property market for personal l…
Industry
Brazil: A Sophisticated Market with Room to Grow
Foreign brokers and carriers will want local assistance to n…
Walid Nehme, Chairman, Associated Alliance
Personal Lines
Brokerage Ops
The Risk of Waiting
For many independent insurance brokerages, the question is no longer whether the…
Health+Benefits
Is the Sky About to Fall?
As Democrats eye retaking control of one or both chambers of Congress, they coul…
Brokerage Ops
Brokerage Ops
The Risk of Waiting
For many independent insurance brokerages, the question is no longer whether the…
Brokerage Ops
Go Out on a Limb
Sometimes you need to stretch a bit further to find the best new hire for your f…
Brokerage Ops
Investing in AI Takes More Than Money
Q&A with Michael Costonis, President of Insurance Solutions, ReSource Pro
P&C
P&C
Data Center Risks: Managing the Risks Behind Every Click
AXA XL property risk engineers offer crucial insights on data center risks.
P&C
Worse Than Asbestos?
As personal injury and contamination claims proliferate across the nation, insur…
Podcasts
Podcasts
Midterm Election Preview: Council Lobbyists Break Down Races and Insurance Repercussions
A Republican and a Democrat call who will take control of Congress.
