A report about medical malpractice insurance recently published by a former regulator prompted some readers--including Connecticut's attorney general--to conclude that insurers are plain greedy, ...

While some narrowing of the current government backstop on terror coverage remains possible, it now looks more likely that TRIA will be renewed in ...

A Bush administration recommendation that insurers should bear more risk if the federal backstop provided by the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act is renewed is ...

By Mark E. RuquetAs Londoners strive to find normalcy again in their daily lives after the horror of four bombings in the city's transportation ...

Insured damage estimate onshore less than $4B; insurer solvency issues remainBy Mark E. RuquetWhile modeling firms put estimates of onshore insurance losses related to ...

A recent survey by Standard & Poor's found that most insurance executives and analysts see New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer in a positive ...

Major insurance companies told members of the Senate last week they oppose legislation approved by a committee that would tap their revenues for the ...

AIA-funded study says bonus system might stimulate competitive biddingContingency commissions, when administered properly, can actually benefit clients, say two academics from the Wharton school ...