In insurance parlance “risk” used to be a fairly well defined term. There was a risk the building would burn...
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This year will no doubt go down in insurance history as a year to remember. For the most part, the...
The city of Tempe, Ariz., is threatening to shut down a boating company operating at Tempe Town Lake without enough...
Leaving aside the insurance brokerage compensation investigations, the World Trade Center trial, the St. Paul-Travelers merger and the UnumProvident settlement,...
Center stage will belong to Government in 2005. While it lacks the sizzle of themes from prior years–consolidation, convergence, digitization...
The Wharton School professor argued that insurance companies are not “girly men” when it comes to providing coverage for extreme...
Andreas Beerli, Head of Swiss Re’s U.S. P/C business in the Americas, speaking at the company’s annual year-end economic and...
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services announced that it has reviewed the potential impact of the recent federal jury decision in...
Pennsylvania General Services Secretary Don Cunningham recently announced a new insurance contract that slashes the Commonwealth’s premiums to $5.8 million...
With the “new reality” created by the terrorist acts of Sept. 11, 2001, companies throughout the globe faced a new...