Property & Casualty

As fitness monitors and other telematic devices grow in consumer use and acceptance, they are bringing with them major changes in the ways P&C insurance is bought and sold.

Three significant storms combined to put a big dent in the first-quarter profit of the nation's property and casualty insurers.

The American Insurance Association (AIA) announced that President and CEO Leigh Ann Pusey will be stepping down on June 9, 2017 after successfully leading the organization since 2009.

State Farm reported a pre-tax operating loss of $1.2 billion for 2016 after recording pre-tax profits of $1.9 billion in 2015 and $3.4 billion in ... Read more

Some believe drone racing is the next big thing in sports – or at least in racing competitions. Count Allianz among them, as one of ... Read more

In the last couple of years it’s become increasingly evident that the gradual introduction of autonomous vehicles – both personal and commercial – will have ... Read more

Michael McRaith, who has served as Director the Federal Insurance Office since its creation in 2011, is resigning his post as of Friday, Jan. 20, ... Read more

Vertafore recently released new research evaluating growth and optimism among independent property and casualty (P&C) agents in today’s evolving insurance technology landscape. The third annual ... Read more

With 2017 on the horizon, consulting, technology and outsourcing services provider Capgemini’s team of insurance experts has some predictions about how the insurance industry will ... Read more

WASHINGTON – For the second year in a row, Vermont has the best regulatory system for insurance and North Carolina has the worst, according to ... Read more