National News for February 2003
- Screening Product for OFAC Compliance Available
- Fla. Lawmakers Unveil Anti-Fraud Bills
- S&P’s Report Looks at Multiline Insurers, Guaranties
- First Set of Proposed Regs on Terrorism Insurance to Provide Insurers with More Certainty
- S&P’s Report Examines Insurers’ Recent D&O Woes
- Coalition Says N.J. Drivers Have Fewer Choices
- Kemper Completes Renewal Rights Agreement with Arch Group on Surety Business
- Auto Insurance, Workers’ Comp Emerge as Leading Issue Trends Among 2002’s New P/C Laws
- P/C Seminars for Product Management, Pricing/Rate Making to be Held
- New Online Course Addresses Terrorism Backstop Mandates
- S&P’s Report Examines U.S. Insurer Failures for 2002
- Moody’s Corp. Reports Non-Recurring Gain from Insurance Recovery
- Asbestos Bill is Common Sense, Says IIABA
- ConfirmNet Unveils Auto ID Card Service
- S&P’s Lowers then Withdraws Various Public Info Ratings
- PAULMAR Software Finalizes Trust Account Outsourcing Technology
- XL Weather & Energy Adds Contingent Risk Team
- ABD Offers Tips on Terrorism Insurance Protection for Businesses
- Sen. Majority Leader Bill Frist to Address IIABA Nat. Legislative Conf.
- Software AG’s PowerLynX Coverage Reporting Available
- ACE USA Names New Regional Executive Management Structure
- Markel American Insurance Co. Unveils Sponsorship for Formula Racing
- AAI Reports on WSJ Online/Harris Med-Mal Poll
- Workers’ Comp Insurers Must Check Criminal List When Claim is Filed
- Specific Software Solutions Unveils QuickLossPick.com
- United Agencies’ Equipment Floater to be Managed by APM Platform
- P/C Reserves in for Tighter Scrutiny
- S&P’s Affirms Employers Re Corp. Ratings, Off Watch; Outlook Negative
- S&P’s Places Kemper ‘BB+’ Ratings on CreditWatch Neg
- P/C Insurers Expected to Pay $5.8B for Insured Property-Loss Catastrophe Losses
- NAII’s Zeman Addresses Griffith Foundation on Benefits of Credit Scoring
- Rep. Pickering to Address Professional Agents in D.C. April 3
- RMS Unveils First Hurricane Model to Include Effects of Extratropical Transition
- Senate Holds Hearing for Medical Litigation
- Senate Dems Move to Strip Med Mal Antitrust Exemption
- Use of Arbitration for Resolving Inter-Insurance Disputes Jumps Nearly 25 percent in 2002
- Tillinghast Study Reports U.S. Tort Costs Jumped to $205B in 2001
- S&P’s Article Discusses Country Risk on Insurer Rtgs.
- AIA Makes Available New Boiler, Pressure Vessel Laws and Regulations Publication
- Gulf Group Posts Online Version of GulfGram on InsuranceJournal.com
- NAII Notes All States Have Addressed Privacy Legislation, While Handful Have Proposals Pending
- CertificatesNow Integrates with Applied Systems and IVANS Transformation Station
- IIABA’s Virtual Univ. Offering New Sales Skills Programs to Ind. Agents, Brokers
- ACIC Tells Calif. Legislators that Mold is Uninsurable
- Nesbitt Appointed Marketing Director at Crump
- Agency Business Systems Notes Interface with WinFSC
- U.S. House Introduces BiPartisan Health Act of 2003
- NAII Supports Medical Liability Reform Efforts in Senate
- AIA Says Consumer Group Report on N.J. Med-Mal is Misleading
- More than 2,000 AMS Users’ Group Members Sign Semci Reform Petition
- AAI Urges ABA to Adopt Recommendations for Asbestos Litigation
- Tool Helps Insurers Identify, Quantify Terrorism Risks
- CPCU Society Introduces Four New National Leadership Institute Courses
- Silverstein Spokesman Replies to Swiss Re Comments; Calls them ‘Cynical, Manipulative’
- I.I.I. Forecast Presents Mixed Bag
- AIG Reports It Will Add to General Loss Reserves
- PIA National, Zurich North America Small Business Note National CSR of the Year Award
- Swiss Re Files Brief in Silverstein Case
- Zurich North America Reports More than Doubling E-Commerce Policies Underwritten in 2002
- Innovative IT Solutions Names Pair to Executive Team
- Workers’ Comp Coverage Varies for Civilian Workers Injured in Acts of War
- ISO’s iiX Unit Awarded Privacy Council’s Highest Certification for Privacy Practices
- XN Holdings Unveils XN Risk Services
- 21st Century Group CFO Resigns, Will Join Arthur J. Gallagher
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