Risk Management

Or the road to ruin? Sometimes the difference between the two is more subtle than we'd like to think. Insurers are looking at data transparency, regulatory compliance, and, especially, enterprise risk

When House and Senate lawmakers in the closing hours of the 2006 legislative session finally reached a deal that resulted in the passage of a 156-page homeowners' property insurance bill, lawmakers,

I received my letter yesterday--the one from the Secretary of Veteran Affairs telling me "information identifiable with me was potentially exposed to others." This information included names, Social Se

With confidential business and personal information often attached to e-mail messages, e-mail security for insurance carriers is no longer a one-way street of incoming messages. Keeping e-mail servers

In the industry-observer business, one can't be at a loss for words, but believe it or not, I've had a really difficult time coming up with something to say about the A

Winners and losers also spoke out regarding Gov. Jeb Bush's veto of the bill that would have extended Florida's no-fault auto insurance law for an additional two years. The PIP law will sunset Oct.

Beyond the legislative battles and the various enticements utilized by carriers to build marketshare in a competitive market, by far and away the most significant regulatory issue arises at that

Reflecting on the 2006 legislative session, Florida Insurance Council Vice President Gary Landry chose the reorganization of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation (Citizens) as the most significant