Property-Casualty Insurance News

A total of 24 independent employee benefits, property/casualty, risk management and wealth management firms have merged to form Alera Group, which includes firms in Pennsylvania, New York and [...]

The U.S. Senate allowed bills extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act and NARAB II legislation to die by not acting on them before its members left for Christmas break.

A New York regulation now makes it easier for businesses to hire former convicts by prohibiting insurers from refusing coverage for crime-related losses caused by employees.

Vermont has the top graded insurance regulatory system, while North Carolina has been graded as the worst, according to an R Street "report card."

First Niagara Risk Management, which operates in New York, Connecticut and Northeastern Pennsylvania, is now known as Key Insurance & Benefits following its acquisition in July.

Richmond, Va.-based The Hilb Group has acquired Endeavor Insurance Services, a group health and benefits firm based in Greenville, S.C.

Former Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Michael F. Consedine has been named CEO of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, effective next year.

AssuredPartners has acquired TJS Insurance Group, a Pittsburgh-based commercial insurance and employee benefits agency.

Customer satisfaction with banks, and life and health insurers is up, while the property and casualty insurance industry experienced a decline in satisfaction, according to a new study.