The dominating insurance story in Oklahoma in 2004 was undoubtedly the crash and fall of former Insurance Commissioner Carroll Fisher....
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Leaving aside the insurance brokerage compensation investigations, the World Trade Center trial, the St. Paul-Travelers merger and the UnumProvident settlement,...
In September 2003, responding to the Legislature’s passage of the insurance regulatory reform measure, Senate Bill 14, the Texas Department...
The Wharton School professor argued that insurance companies are not “girly men” when it comes to providing coverage for extreme...
More than 120 firms participated in the Big “I” exhibit During my term we have made numerous advances, I couldn’t...
The PLUS 17th Annual International Conference held in San Diego, Calif., Nov. 3-5, opened with an insightful panel discussion of...
It’s time for Massachusetts to face the facts about its old ways of tightly regulating private passenger auto insurance and...
Up to five new insurance companies worth $20-$50 million each could be started up in Florida in the next six...
Insurance education society has served more than 130,000 participants. 1969. It was the dawning of the age of Aquarius, it...
Rating agencies are a reality, and we have to live with them,” Martin Kauer, CFO, Converium AG. “Market share is...