$30 Billion? $75 Billion? The Guessing ContinuesProperty-casualty insurer loss estimates from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks are changing faster than weekly newsmagazine pages can be ...
Reinsurers Face 'Moment Of Truth'The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States represent a "moment of truth" for the reinsurance community, according to analysts ...
Business InterruptionInsurers Expect 'Ripple Effect' From Terrorist Attack ClaimsThe "ripple effect" of claims related to the recent attacks on the World Trade Center extends well ...
Attack Losses Expected To Alter MarketsAnalysts are forecasting price hikes and broad market shifts in both the primary and reinsurance sectors, as well as reconsideration ...
MGA Relationships Still Attract ReinsurersThe lovefest between reinsurers and managing general agents, which has been referred to frequently on National Underwriters pages in recent years, ...
Can Insurers Handle Losses?The forces of two 767-planes flown deliberately into the twin towers of New York's World Trade Center destroyed buildings that were said ...
WTC Attack To Hike Surplus SubmissionsSurplus lines insurers are unlikely to feel the immediate impact of the World Trade Center disaster that standard insurers will, ...
Capacity Worries Loom In Cybermarket Just a few years into the development of a growing specialty market, experts in the property-casualty insurance industry admit theyre ...
Show Me The Cyberinsurance ClaimsJust four years after cyberinsurance policies were first introduced to the specialty market, losses are already piling up and causing some ...
Loss Of Data Seen As Hot Property Issue Are the business interruptions that result from viruses, denial-of-service attacks, and other computer outages covered under standard ...