The market of last resort may soon become the only option for thousands of policyholders if the Terrorism Risk Insurance...
Articles by Christopher Westfall
Editor’s Note: This is the second installment of a two-part roundtable discussion on identity theft. Part 1 examined the scope...
Editor’s Note: This is the first part of a two-part roundtable discussion in which KPMG professionals examine the scope and...
The threat of more natural disasters could make 2006 a watershed year in how the insurance industry measures risk. With...
The possibility of a global avian flu outbreak is haunting insurers–property/casualty, life and health–and it appears that there’s not much...
While it’s too early to tell if the highly touted computer catastrophe models met expectations for Hurricane Katrina, there are...
While it’s too early to tell if the highly touted computer catastrophe models met expectations for Hurricane Katrina, there are...
The insurance industry is entering a soft market, but unlike earlier soft markets, carriers have not cut prices to gain...
The insurance industry is entering a soft market, but unlike earlier soft markets, carriers have not cut prices to gain...
With workers’ compensation insurance costs skyrocketing, many companies are considering a captive solution, but industry observers say companies should first...