Lloyd's may be the oldest and best known insurance market in the world, but that doesn't mean everyone understands how it works, or what it is capable of doing for buyers here in the United States.
Last spring, LoriAnn Lowery-Biggers, then president of Lloyd's North America, had a tough decision to make as to whether to stay with Lloyd's in New York City, or resign her post to be back with her family in Dallas, Texas.
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In a rapidly evolving digital world, comparing the highly regarded Tylenol recall of 1982 to the current recall of Toyota automobiles is like comparing "the Apple 2e computer of 25 years ago to the Apple iPad," an expert said.
You never know what you’ll learn from TV. While flipping through the channels recently, I became engrossed in a show about zoo risk management—leave it ...
You never know what you’ll learn from TV. While flipping through the channels recently, I became engrossed in a show about zoo risk management—leave it ...
With capacity high, commercial insurance buyers saw premium prices continue to tumble in the fourth quarter of 2009, with few signs that the soft market cycle is nearing an end, according to the RIMS Benchmark Survey.
Budget cutbacks for both public and private entities limiting travel and funding for risk management education have not stifled creative thinking when it comes to program development.
Pricing in the soft commercial insurance market won't turn around for another two years at least, thanks to a variety of factors, the head of Arch Worldwide Insurance Group predicts.
Employers are likely to face more claims and bigger exposures in 2010 as sophisticated class actions and collective lawsuits increase along with aggressive government enforcement, a law firm reported.