could it be: the law of large numbers? fewer commercial accounts, fewer to put in the pool? The economy has taken a hard turn, the administration in DC has taken an anti-business stance, it only makes sense that this line of insurance would take a hit as well.
Hard markets are great for hungry, aggressive agents that play offense and terrible for established, lazy agents that want to sit on a book of business.
When I was a Captive agent it was brutal because we could not write anything. Homeowners Market was closed, auto rates were uncompetitive, and W/C did not exist. Now as a independent, I plan on cleaning the clock of lazy agents. That being said, I will find the upcoming comments interesting, and I am sure I will be entertained.
When I was a Captive agent it was brutal because we could not write anything. Homeowners Market was closed, auto rates were uncompetitive, and W/C did not exist. Now as a independent, I plan on cleaning the clock of lazy agents. That being said, I will find the upcoming comments interesting, and I am sure I will be entertained.
Yeah, they are more about home and auto right now but I cannot get a straight answer out of them if they are competitive right now. I dunno what's up with them.
