Average Claims Experience Not Enough to Retain Customers: Accenture October 22, 2014 Although a large majority (86 percent) of home and auto insurance customers who have submitted a claim in the past...
Kentucky OxyContin Case Against Purdue Pharma Leads Fight Over Opioid Abuse October 22, 2014 By David Armstrong No one rises as Circuit Judge Steven Combs enters his courtroom in Pikeville, Kentucky. Combs wears a white shirt and...
Western World CEO Mulligan to Retire; COO Livingston to Succeed October 22, 2014 Thomas F. Mulligan, president and chief executive officer, of Western World Insurance Group announced that he is retiring effective Jan....
Guardrail Maker Trinity Faces Oct. 31 Deadline for Safety Plan October 22, 2014 By Patrick G. Lee The U.S. said Trinity Industries Inc. must provide a crash-test plan by Oct. 31 following a verdict yesterday that the...
Progressive Announces New Boat Coverages in Florida October 22, 2014 The Progressive Group of Insurance Cos., which insures more than one million watercrafts nationwide, has launched a line of new...
Starr Launches Cyber Security & Privacy Risk Response on a Primary Basis October 22, 2014 Starr Companies has launched Security & Privacy Risk Response, a cyber insurance offering that contains coverage for both first- and...
IICF’s Early Literacy Campaign with Sesame Workshop Inspires Parents, Industry October 22, 2014 By Amy O'Connor It’s been about a year since Elmo and Cookie Monster became part of an industry-wide effort by the Insurance Industry...
India’s Cyclone Hudhud May Have $400 Million Price Tag October 22, 2014 By Laura Davison Cyclone Hudhud, which hit India’s east coast last week, probably cost insurers $100 million to $400 million, modeling firm AIR...
Eight P&C Insurers Get Top Marks for Climate Change Risk Management October 22, 2014 By Laura Davison Munich Re and ACE Ltd. are among insurers that are best prepared to manage risks related to climate change, a...
Company Fined $1M in Double Fatality at Colorado Silver Mine October 21, 2014 The U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration imposed a roughly $1 million fine following an investigation into...