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- Floridians Concerned About Their Personal Financial Condition Nov 20, 2009
- Marsh Report Forecasts 'Softening' in Energy Market in 2010 Nov 20, 2009
A new intelligence report from Marsh concludes that "energy firms are set to enjoy a softening insurance market in 2010, as a result of increasing competitiveness ... - Ohio AG Sues National Ratings Agencies Over Securities Information Nov 20, 2009
Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray has filed a lawsuit against national securities and credit ratings agencies Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s and Fitch over ... - Louisiana Agency Owner, a Jefferson Parish Official, Retires Amid Probe Nov 20, 2009
Jefferson Parish's embattled chief administrative officer, Tim Whitmer, is retiring as federal investigators began subpoenaing records of his private company's insurance ... - California Report Shows White Collar Injury Grows in Importance Nov 20, 2009
A new study from the California Workers' Compensation Institute shows that claims from white-collar workers have assumed greater relative importance as the economy has ... - North Carolina FAIR, Beach Plans Get New Board Members Nov 20, 2009
- U.S. Senate Gears Up for First Key Healthcare Reform Vote Nov 20, 2009
Democrats in the U.S. Senate geared up for a fierce battle over a new healthcare reform plan Thursday as Republicans condemned the bill's price tag and tax hikes before ... - AIG CEO Benmosche Frustrated with Degree of Government Oversight Nov 20, 2009
An American International Group Inc.'s board meeting is expected next week against the backdrop of Chief Executive Robert Benmosche's frustration with the U.S. ... - Tour Bus Crashes in Minnesota; Company Says Driver Had Aneurysm Nov 20, 2009
A tour bus driver suffered a ruptured aneurysm before a crash on a southern Minnesota interstate that killed two people and injured 21 others. That's according to a ... - New Captive Insurer in Missouri to Focus on Foodservice Industry Nov 20, 2009
The Missouri Department of Insurance reported that a leader in the U.S. foodservices market has become licensed as a captive insurance company, the result of a new state ... - Ex-Parmalat Auditors Settle U.S. Investor Lawsuit for $15 Million Nov 20, 2009
Two former auditors of Parmalat SpA agreed to pay $15 million to settle a class-action lawsuit by U.S. equity investors over their roles in the Italian dairy company's ... - California Reassures Women that Mammogram Laws Not Changed Nov 20, 2009
In the wake of new recommendations for mammography, California officials said that a state law remains in place to ensure that insurance covers mammograms for breast ... - Lloyd's '360 Report' Highlights Microinsurance Opportunities Nov 20, 2009
A new report produced by Lloyd’s 360 Risk Insight and the Microinsurance Centre - Insurance in developing countries: exploring microinsurance and other ... - Survey: Health Insurance Costs 22% More in Wisconsin Nov 20, 2009
A new survey finds Wisconsinites pay more for health insurance than the rest of the country and the cost is rising at a faster rate. The consulting firm Mercer finds ... - Fire Official Urges Georgia Churches to Be on Arson Watch Nov 20, 2009
Georgia's top fire official is urging churches to bolster security after two metro Atlanta churches were set on fire. Georgia Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner John ... - Aon UK Sees Decreased Commitment by Insurers to Food Industry Nov 20, 2009
A study from Aon UK warns that "insurers may reduce the amount of capital they’re willing to commit to the food industry in Q4 2009 and into 2010. Only companies ... - Most Americans Want Congress to Address Cost of Malpractice Lawsuits Nov 20, 2009
Most Americans want Congress to deal with malpractice lawsuits driving up the cost of medical care, says - McCarty Hopeful State Farm Exit from Florida Can be Avoided Nov 20, 2009
The state’s largest private property insurer may not leave Florida after all, Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty told Gov. Charlie Crist and other members of the ... - Canada's Sun Life Financial Considering U.S. Insurance Acquisitions Nov 20, 2009
Canada's Sun Life Financial Inc. said Thursday it is seeking acquisitions to expand its U.S. insurance business but believes organic growth is the better way to gain ... - Best, S&P Assign Ratings to Transatlantic $350 Million Debt Issue Nov 20, 2009
A.M. Best Co. has assigned a debt rating of “bbb” to the recently issued $350 million 8.00 percent 30-year senior unsecured notes due 2039 of Transatlantic ... - Best Affirms Ratings of Assurant and Its Subsidiaries; Several Upgraded Nov 20, 2009
A.M. Best Co. has affirmed the financial strength ratings (FSR) and issuer credit ratings (ICR) of the P/C and life/health insurance subsidiaries of Assurant, Inc. Best ... - Pennsylvania Woman Can't Re-Sue Ernst & Young for $103M Nov 20, 2009
A federal appeals court says a western Pennsylvania woman isn't entitled to a new trial on her claim that an accounting error by Ernst & Young cost her $103 ... - L.A. Report Says Fire Service Should Fly During Nighttime Nov 20, 2009
The U.S. Forest Service should allow helicopters to fight fires during darkness, a tactic that could have been used in the critical first hours of the summer's gigantic ... - N.H. Receives Lowest Crime Ranking; Nevada Ranks as Worst State Mar 25, 2009
Three northeast states have the lowest crime rate, while Nevada, Louisiana and South Carolina have the highest crime rate, according to a new study. New Hampshire (1) ... - As hedge fund industry matures, so do its liability risks Mar 26, 2007
Hedge funds are exposed to increasing risks from regulators, market conditions and the public There are three things you can be sure will happen during your time on earth: ...