Risk Management

The Securities and Exchange Commission said it will begin the process of returning $800 million to investors harmed by American International Group Inc.'s failure to properly report earnings over a fo

To assess or not to assess, that is the question. For many in the business community, the answer is a resounding "no" when it comes to the possibility of paying significant assessments to Citizens

Hillary Clinton couldn't do it in Washington when she was First Lady. Neither could Arnold Schwarzenegger in California. Jeb Bush barely got to first base during his attempt in Florida. Yet, somehow

When lawmakers passed a bill reinstating Florida's motor vehicle no-fault law last year, it was one of the hollowest outcomes handed to carriers in recent memory, only to be eclipsed by the changes

The relationship among insurers, vendors, and standards organization ACORD may not remind people of Dumas' The Three Musketeers, but they each play an invaluable role in communicating the language of

In dispute is whether workers over age 40 who challenged their dismissal must make their case, or should the company which dismissed them during an involuntary reduction in force have the burden of pr

No one argues the need for network security, but why does it have to be so hard? With insurers placing increased emphasis on Web content, carriers must be sure all users know the rules and are ready t

When the 2008 legislative session ends, it might be considered the year that legislators discovered the definition of reinsurance and the impact it has on insurers' abilities to write business. That