Buyers Seek Alternative Risk-FinancingRisk managers dealing with skyrocketing rates for shrinking coverage are opting for captives and other alternative risk-financing mechanisms in record numbers, according ...
New York City Wins Insurance RegattaNew York triumphed over London on the Hudson River as an insurance industry sailing tradition was revived to salute New ...
NAPSLO's Cortezi Heads Growing Agency Nicholas D. Cortezi, who took office last week as NAPSLO's new president, is chief executive officer of All Risks Ltd., ...
Market Ripe For Surplus Lines BrokersToday's insurance market is driven by common sense rather than a lack of capacity, and provides an opportunity for the ...
Sexual Abuse Coverage Can Be FoundA tight market compounded by clergy sexual abuse scandals have made it difficult, if not impossible, for organizations employing adults ...
CEO To Leave California Workers' Comp Fund Kenneth C. Bollier, chief executive officer of California's State Compensation Insurance Fund, will leave his position at years ...
Come Clean On D&O Issues, RMs WarnedA key focus for risk managers looking to buy directors and officers liability coverage is making sure their company's ...
First-Half Results: 'Good, Bad And Ugly'Improved underwriting results helped boost the U.S. property-casualty industry's net income after taxes by 66.4 percent in the first half ...
Buyers Lack Terrorism Coverage Seventy-one percent of risk managers are finding it difficult or impossible to obtain adequate terrorism coverage, a survey of commercial insurance ...
Hard Market Prompts Property CaptivesAlthough property risks generally have not been widely covered by a captive insurer, in this difficult insurance market there are both ...