Policy & Regulation

  • Florida’s McCarty on Why Rates Are Not The Problem in Homeowners Market

    Florida has not deregulated homeowners insurance rates as some wanted and the Office of Insurance Regulation has been busy handling insurer rates filings—more than 1,300 since last April. Since January, close to 400 requests have been filed, with about 225 of all different types and sizes approved. Insurance Journal’s Andy Simpson asked Florida Insurance Commissioner [...]

  • When Main Street Met Washington

    Earlier this month, more than 1,000 Main Street insurance agents from around the country descended on Washington D.C. to lobby their congressmen about key issues facing their businesses. Insurance Journal was invited to film two groups of agents – one from Mississippi, another from Connecticut – as they made the rounds on Capitol Hill to [...]

  • P/C Insurers Eye Healthcare Reform Spillover Effects

    The ongoing debate over health care reform in Congress is not just a concern to health insurers. Property/casualty insurers, too, are watching for any spillover effects from provisions that have been considered, according to Dr. Robert Hartwig, president and economist at the Insurance Information Institute.

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