was $1441 a share at the end of the year "Fidelity seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Dwelle said in a research note But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall 
Share:  was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall...was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall Tweet this 

was $1441 a share at the end of the year "Fidelity seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Dwelle said in a research note But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall 
Share:  was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall...was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall Tweet this 

The stock's book value , that is, the value of the company on its balance sheet , was $1441 a share at the end of the year "Fidelity seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Dwelle said in a research note But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall 
Share:  The stock's book value , that is, the value of the company on its balance sheet , was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall...The stock's book value , that is, the value of the company on its balance sheet , was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refina Tweet this 

The stock's book value , that is, the value of the company on its balance sheet , was $1441 a share at the end of the year "Fidelity seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Dwelle said in a research note But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall 
Share:  The stock's book value , that is, the value of the company on its balance sheet , was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to drop, Dwelle said, so the overall volume of mortgage loans is expected to fall...The stock's book value , that is, the value of the company on its balance sheet , was $1441 a share at the end of the year<span class="sent"> "<span class="company">Fidelity</span> seems to have finally found its rhythm following a tumultuous 2008 and 2009," RBC Capital Markets analyst <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> said in a research note</span> But while Dwelle maintains an "outperform" rating on the stock, he said the outlook for the title insurance business is still uncertain for 2010 The volume of orders for title insurance is dependent on the volume of new mortgage loans While home sale activity is expected to rise in 2010, mortgage refinances are expected to Tweet this 

Class Actions Fewer class actions may lead to a drop in claims for insurers such as Travelers Cos and Chubb Corp that sell coverage for lawsuit costs tied to management errors or negligence, said Mark Dwelle , an analyst at RBC Capital Markets in Richmond, Virginia 
Share:  <span class="sent">Class Actions Fewer class actions may lead to a drop in claims for insurers such as <span class="company">Travelers</span> Cos and Chubb Corp that sell coverage for lawsuit costs tied to management errors or negligence, said <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst at RBC Capital Markets in Richmond, Virginia</span> Tweet this 

Class Actions Fewer class actions may lead to a drop in claims for insurers such as Travelers Cos and Chubb Corp that sell coverage for lawsuit costs tied to management errors or negligence, said Mark Dwelle , an analyst at RBC Capital Markets in Richmond, Virginia 
Share:  <span class="sent">Class Actions Fewer class actions may lead to a drop in claims for insurers such as Travelers Cos and <span class="company">Chubb</span> Corp that sell coverage for lawsuit costs tied to management errors or negligence, said <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst at RBC Capital Markets in Richmond, Virginia</span> Tweet this 

Mr. Newsome wrote in a report published Monday that investors he spoke with believe the sector lacks a catalyst to take it higher. Mr. Newsome believes there could be a catalyst for Allstate, however, in the form of stock buybacks. While he argues the stock looks attractive even if it doesn't buy back stock until 2011, he thinks buybacks could begin as soon as the second half of next year. Mark Dwelle, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, believes investors are reluctant to look at the sector now because, having had a good 2009, they don't want to take many risks before year end. A natural catastrophe of some kind anywhere in the world could cause stocks to take a short term hit. 
Share:  Mr. Newsome wrote in a report published Monday that investors he spoke with believe the sector lacks a catalyst to take it higher. Mr. Newsome believes there could be a catalyst for <span class="company">Allstate</span>, however, in the form of stock buybacks. While he argues the stock looks attractive even if it doesn't buy back stock until 2011, he thinks buybacks could begin as soon as the second half of next year. <span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span>, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, believes investors are reluctant to look at the sector now because, having had a good 2009, they don't want to take many risks before year end. </span> A natural catastrophe of some kind anywhere in the world could cause stocks to take a short term hit. ...Mr. Newsome wrote in a report published Monday that investors he spoke with believe the sector lacks a catalyst to take it higher. Mr. Newsome believes there could be a catalyst for <span class="company">Allstate</span>, however, in the form of stock buybacks. While he argues the stock looks attractive even if it doesn't buy back stock until 2011, he thinks buybacks could begin as soon as the second half of next year. <span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span>, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, believes investors are reluctant to look at the sector now because, having had a good 2009, they don't want to take many risks before year end. </span> A natural catastr Tweet this 

So called organic revenue at its brokerage unit, excluding recently purchased businesses and the effects of currency fluctuations, declined 3 percent, led by a 5 percent drop in the Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Commissions and fees increased 50 percent in Aon's reinsurance business to $379 million on the Benfield purchase. ‘Pretty Challenging' "Market conditions remain pretty challenging," Mark Dwelle , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview before results were released. "The soft economy is reducing the amount of insurance most people are buying. That has a negative impact on overall premiums for the industry." . 
Share:  So called organic revenue at its brokerage unit, excluding recently purchased businesses and the effects of currency fluctuations, declined 3 percent, led by a 5 percent drop in the Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Commissions and fees increased 50 percent in Aon's reinsurance business to $379 million on the <span class="company">Benfield</span> purchase. <span class="sent"> ‘Pretty Challenging' "Market conditions remain pretty challenging," <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview before results were released. </span> "The soft economy is reducing the amount of insurance most people are buying. That has a negative impact on overall premiums for the industry." . ...So called organic revenue at its brokerage unit, excluding recently purchased businesses and the effects of currency fluctuations, declined 3 percent, led by a 5 percent drop in the Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Commissions and fees increased 50 percent in Aon's reinsurance business to $379 million on the <span class="company">Benfield</span> purchase. <span class="sent"> ‘Pretty Challenging' "Market conditions remain pretty challenging," <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview before results were released. </span> "The soft economy is reducing the amount of insurance most people are buying. That has a negative impact on overall premiums for the industry." . Tweet this 

So called organic revenue at its brokerage unit, excluding recently purchased businesses and the effects of currency fluctuations, declined 3 percent, led by a 5 percent drop in the Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Commissions and fees increased 50 percent in Aon's reinsurance business to $379 million on the Benfield purchase. ‘Pretty Challenging' "Market conditions remain pretty challenging," Mark Dwelle , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview before results were released. "The soft economy is reducing the amount of insurance most people are buying. That has a negative impact on overall premiums for the industry." . 
Share:  So called organic revenue at its brokerage unit, excluding recently purchased businesses and the effects of currency fluctuations, declined 3 percent, led by a 5 percent drop in the Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Commissions and fees increased 50 percent in <span class="company">Aon</span>'s reinsurance business to $379 million on the Benfield purchase. <span class="sent"> ‘Pretty Challenging' "Market conditions remain pretty challenging," <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview before results were released. </span> "The soft economy is reducing the amount of insurance most people are buying. That has a negative impact on overall premiums for the industry." . ...So called organic revenue at its brokerage unit, excluding recently purchased businesses and the effects of currency fluctuations, declined 3 percent, led by a 5 percent drop in the Europe, Middle East and Africa unit. Commissions and fees increased 50 percent in <span class="company">Aon</span>'s reinsurance business to $379 million on the Benfield purchase. <span class="sent"> ‘Pretty Challenging' "Market conditions remain pretty challenging," <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview before results were released. </span> "The soft economy is reducing the amount of insurance most people are buying. That has a negative impact on overall premiums for the industry." . Tweet this 

"New business pricing remains negative" or slightly positive, he said. Paisan cut his rating on Chubb to "hold" from "buy." . The property casualty industry posted a 4.8 percent sales decline in the second quarter, matching the biggest drop in at least 22 years, according to Insurance Services Offices Inc. Mark Dwelle , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said he expects the market to contract for a third straight year.  
Share:  "New business pricing remains negative" or slightly positive, he said. Paisan cut his rating on <span class="company">Chubb</span> to "hold" from "buy." . <span class="sent"> The property casualty industry posted a 4.8 percent sales decline in the second quarter, matching the biggest drop in at least 22 years, according to Insurance Services Offices Inc. <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said he expects the market to contract for a third straight year. </span>..."New business pricing remains negative" or slightly positive, he said. Paisan cut his rating on <span class="company">Chubb</span> to "hold" from "buy." . <span class="sent"> The property casualty industry posted a 4.8 percent sales decline in the second quarter, matching the biggest drop in at least 22 years, according to Insurance Services Offices Inc. <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said he expects the market to contract for a third straight year. </span>...<span class="sent">The property casualty industry posted a 4.8 percent sales decline in the second quarter, matching the biggest drop in at least 22 years, according to Insurance Services Offices Inc. <span class="analyst">Mark Dwelle</span> , an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said he expects the market to contract for a third straight year. </span> <span class="company">Chubb</span> raised its earnings forecast for the second time this year after reporting yesterday that third quarter profit doubled on lower costs Tweet this