Insurance News
(12/12/2018)
"Covered agreement" is in preparation for Brexit.
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(12/12/2018)
The 2019 National Underwriter/PIA Independent Agent Survey.
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(12/12/2018)
As passed, the Farm Bill preserves vital crop insurance provisions.
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(12/12/2018)
The number of new customers is down close to 18 percent year-over-year.
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(12/12/2018)
Total direct premiums earned for property-casualty lines of business increased by more than $25 billion from 2016 to 2017.
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(12/12/2018)
The measure extends the National Flood Insurance Program, until December 21.
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(12/12/2018)
Upcoming PIA National webinars.
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(12/12/2018)
Renewal rates for six major commercial lines split evenly between higher and lower in November.
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(12/12/2018)
PIA members can access eForms Wizard Gold package free of charge through the end of 2018.
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(12/10/2018)
President Donald Trump has signed into law another NFIP extension.
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(12/04/2018)
With just hours to go before a scheduled expiration, the House and Senate approved a one-week extension of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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(12/04/2018)
Marriott’s breach is one of the biggest in history, up to 500 million guests could be affected.
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(12/04/2018)
The Wall Street Journal has editorialized in favor of the International Insurance Standards Act of 2018 (H.R. 4537).
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(12/04/2018)
The Farm Bill appears headed for a vote in Congress.
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(12/04/2018)
A survey of 150 brokers and 200 small and medium enterprises.
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(12/04/2018)
The magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck southern Alaska on Nov. 30 prompted no reports of widespread catastrophic damage.
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(12/04/2018)
PIA Market Access offers more than just market access.
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(11/26/2018)
Days away from deadline.
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(11/26/2018)
Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis urged federal leaders to include a flood mitigation requirement as they seek long-term solutions for the NFIP.
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(11/26/2018)
A data error by an unnamed major insurer may have caused Pennsylvania businesses to pay higher rates for workers’ compensation insurance.
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