Rising season temperatures and spring's increasingly earlier arrival are linked to the increase of large western United States wildfires, says a study from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at

The organization said the new economist will have an important role in PCI's work on such critical issues as natural catastrophe exposure, terrorism reinsurance, regulatory reform and open markets, an

The organization said the new economist will have an important role in PCI's work on such critical issues as natural catastrophe exposure, terrorism reinsurance, regulatory reform and open markets, an

New York Insurance Superintendent Howard Mills has written insurers urging them not to act hastily and cancel the insurance of homeowners in flood-hit areas, while reminding carriers he has the power

Don't judge a state's risk for mold by its climate, says American Risk Management Resources (ARMR) in its recent ranking of states at risk for mold contamination. Mold contamination on commercial and

Insurance Agents & Brokers (IA&B) has begun its 2006 Company Satisfaction Index survey of its member's experience with their insurance company partners in the association's three states: Delaware, Mar

Claims News Service, July 10, 11:39 a.m. EDT -- What's the old adage ... don't judge a state by its climate? This definitely applies when assessing mold risk, currently a large concern for the

Five U.S. researchers and one from the U.K. will be honored next week for their writings on insurance industry topics, The Geneva Association, Switzerland, and the International Insurance Society Inc.