The National Conference of Insurance Legislators has put off a vote on an explosive resolution accusing state attorneys general of evading the legislative process by negotiating settlements banning

With signs on the rise for recession late this year or next, the property-casualty industry can take comfort from the fact that it is fairly immune to traditional business cycles, said a Swiss Re econ

In a tightening market, the rating firm said a mortgage originator may loosen lending standards to maintain volume to cover fixed expenses, while staff layoffs could threaten underwriting and servicin

In a tightening market, the rating firm said a mortgage originator may loosen lending standards to maintain volume to cover fixed expenses, while staff layoffs could threaten underwriting and servicin

Earlier this year, during a visit to truck inspection facilities in El Paso, Texas, U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters announced that U.S. trucks will for the first time be allowed to make d

According to the announcement, under the agreement, TIG will pay Silverstein and the Port Authority $12,535,000 toward the rebuilding of the World Trade Center, which is in addition to a prior payment

At the spring meeting of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners in New York this week, the Financial Condition Committee sent a disaster reporting framework proposal back for some retooli

Meanwhile, there is legislation in the House, introduced earlier this year, which would complement the proposed compact by allowing the broker to pay the premium to the home state of the insured and l