Best's Review Property-Casualty Insurance Edition 1995 Michael A. Farinella - Abstracts

Best's Review Property-Casualty Insurance Edition 1995 Michael A. Farinella
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1994 results hold steady with stable losses.(statistical analysis of auto underwriting)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Corporate changes: catastrophes, regulatory pressures were driving forces in '94. (includes list of property and casualty insurers that were retired, were started or changed names in 1994)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
First-half profits up; soft market to continue.(Statistical Analysis)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Inland marine study: underwriting losses continue in 1994.(Industry Overview)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Insurers' premium growth narrowed to 3.7% in 1994. (property/casualty insurance)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Losses surge in 1994 to $16 billion.(homeowners' insurance)(Industry Overview)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Net income plummets on quake aftershocks.(statistical analysis of 1994 property-casualty results; Northridge, CA, earthquake)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Personal lines fuel growth in premiums. (property/casualty insurance premiums written in 1994)(Industry Overview)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Recovery on track, but net is still down. (1994 year-end results for the property and casualty insurance industry)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Squeeze on independent agents tightens, with no end in sight. (property/casualty insurance agents)(Industry Overview)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Underwriting losses increased 21.6% in 1994.(commercial multiple-peril results)(Industry Overview)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Underwriting profits dip for surety and fidelity.(surety, fidelity insurance)InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
Workers' compensation shows great strength; 1994 results are boosted by lower losses, reforms.InsuranceMichael A. Farinella
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