Commercial Lines

Buyers and brokers discuss doing business with Chartis three years after the government bailout of its parent company, AIG.

Chartis CEO Charts Peter Hancock discusses weathering the bailout of AIG, talent-retention, growth opportunities and the benefits of being big.

In the view of industry analysts, Chartis is moving in the right direction, but theres still a lot of fixing to do,

Catastrophe losses in August ate into Progressives earnings for the month, as it announced net income dropped 66 percent, the company says.

A major shareholder of British-based insurance broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson will increase its holdings in the firm and invest an additional $260 million to strengthen the firms independence, the brokerage says.

Market conditions in the airline-insurance market are not expected to change, as the industry has demonstrated increasing attention to safety, according to Willis Group Holdings.

The past few weeks have marked a number of memorable events for many of us living in the Northeast, offering us unforgettable experiences, some of which we would rather not have had.

The past few weeks have marked a number of memorable events for many of us living in the Northeast, offering us unforgettable experiences, some of which we would rather not have had.