Several commercial insurers will cut coverage for losses caused by acts of terror, allowing 2001 policies to go unrenewed for...
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Challenges to the use of credit scoring in underwriting and rating, and consumer privacy matters related to the Gramm/Leach/Bliley Act...
New York State Insurance Department Superintendent Gregory V. Serio has reportedly rejected requests from the insurance community and the NAIC...
In a move to put together solid evidence of turmoil in the insurance and financial service markets, senior Bush administration...
According to a Jan. 7 Los Angeles Times article, California has refused to allow insurers to adopt terrorism exclusion language,...
According to a just-released Tillinghast-Towers Perrin survey, insurers using traditional business measures are discovering spotty evidence of success for their...
Standard & Poor’s has affirmed its single-‘A’-plus counterparty credit and financial strength ratings on IPCRe Ltd. and revised its outlook...
Germany’s Allianz AG has elected to become part of the World Trade Center dispute by joining Swiss Re and Chubb...
While wealth management is fairly advanced in the U.S., the funding of pensions will increasingly move from public to private...
World Trade Center leaseholder Larry Silverstein is pursuing the legal battle regarding property claims resulting from the Sept. 11 terrorist...