New York insurance officials and the attorney general’s office have agreed to let big insurance broker Marsh accept some fees...
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So far the U.S. hurricane season has been remarkable for its absence, but Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services questions whether...
An insurer of a so-called “follow form” excess policy is not bound by the decision of a primary insurer to...
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services analyzes plans to pay back capital, maximizing ROEs and the lack of opportunities to deploy...
In a bulletin from its Singapore office Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services announced the results of a survey it conducted...
Louisiana residents considering suing their insurance companies over damage from the 2005 hurricanes shouldn’t expect an extension in the deadline...
Oregon’s Department of Consumer and Business Services is seeking public comments on its proposed amendment of administrative rules relating to...
Consolidated Edison in New York has agreed to let two insurance companies anticipating millions of dollars in claims monitor the...
The insurance industry is vowing to take care of any claims arising out of the Minneapolis bridge collapse tragedy without...
The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation (SAIF), the state workers’ compensation insurer, may be...