WSIA's Jones: Combined Organization Off to Fast Start

Peachtree's White: Pricing Is Firming in Apartments, Elsewhere

Kinsale's Kehoe: E&S Sector Needs Quick Answers

E&S Leaders on the Post-Storm Market: 'No One Wants to Blink First'

WSIA Members Say Time Was Right for Convergence

McClelland and Hine President: E&S Sector Faces Issue of Agency Perpetuation

RMS' Kapitan: Recent Storms Will Lead to More Model Tweaking

Ryan Specialty CEO: Storms Carry E&S Sector to the Spotlight

Allied World's May: Developing Risks Include Head Trauma Claims, New York Construction

E&S Leaders: Opportunities in Sharing Economy, Robotics, Casualty, D&O

Liberty Mutual's Caulfield: Technology Raises the Stakes for Equipment Breakdown

Allianz Global's Norris: Food Safety Rules to Impact Businesses, Importers

Pioneer's Springman: Layers of Bureaucracy Creeping Into E&S Sector

Lexington's Power: Covering E&S Risks Take Experience, Human Capital

WSIA Leaders: Flood Rules Hampered Coverage in Texas

A.M. Best's Blades: Surplus Lines Sector Grows, but Not All Competitors

Golden Bear's Brown: Insurers Should Compete for Part, Not All of Flood Risk

QBE's DiBattista: Data Tools Help in Fast-Moving E&S Segment

Ironshore's Boren: Storm Flooding Can Trigger Environmental Exposures

Admiral's Barraclough: Insurer Consolidation Creates E&S Opportunities

Surplus Lines Pricing Encounters the Market's 'Rocky Bottom'