OneAmerica Financial Partners says its enterprise sales growth for the year was 29% through the third quarter over the same period the prior year.

State Auto Financial Corp. estimates that its third quarter 2011 results will include between $60 million and $63 million in pre-tax catastrophe losses, some from second quarter catastrophes.

Net income for the U.S. property-casualty insurance sector fell 67% in the first half, sagging under the weight of catastrophic losses.

Eastern Insurance Holdings reported net income of $1.9 million for the three month period ending March 31, according to its latest financial statement.

Net premium written by property-casualty insurers grew 1.1% last year, the first increase since 2006, and policyholders’ surplus grew by 9%, marking the highest level for its capital, according to a new report.

BB&T Corp., a bank holding company with insurance operations, reported $250 million in insurance income in the first quarter of the year.

Private U.S. property-casualty insurers saw their net income, after taxes, rise to $34.7 billion last year, an increase from the $28.7 billion from the prior year.

The letters that appear at the end of the names of insurance agents and other financial service professionals can make a difference in their income, according to a new survey.

Selective Insurance Group had a “solid performance” last year, showing growth over 2009 in part from investment income.

Allstate Corp. said its profitability was within its annual outlook, despite higher catastrophe losses, lower net investment income and increased frequency of auto claims, especially in New York and Florida.