Boeing Co. has some insurance in case its aircraft are grounded, but it is far too soon to say whether...
Articles by Myles Neligan
Mario Greco, the new boss of Europe’s 3rd largest insurance group, Italy’s Generali, has vowed to boost operating profit by...
Fine art insurers face claims of up to half a billion dollars, their biggest ever payout, to compensate the owners...
A ban on European Union insurers covering Iranian oil exports has forced ship owners to fall back on new, untested...
Aviva, the UK’s second-biggest insurer, is closing in on the sale of its underperforming U.S. business, a key part its...
Superstorm Sandy won’t put insurers’ finances under severe strain, and may allow them to push through a profit-boosting rise in...
A metal door set into a mountain in Switzerland offers a way out for fine art investors forced to pay...
Stockbrokers involved in the planned stock market listing of British insurer Direct Line reported good interest from private investors in...
A dramatic fall in pirate attacks off the Somali coast is forcing down the cost of piracy insurance for commercial...
The European Union may be forced to put back the January 2014 start date for its Solvency II capital regime...