Loss Control

While the monetary impact of internal fraud tends to be relatively low, the impact to a company's reputation could be far greater. Marsh experts outline controls and responses companies should take to uncover and respond to such events.

A significant majority of insurance-carrier CEOs are upbeat about the prospects of revenue growth over the next few years, mirroring the views of financial-services executives in general, according to a recent survey.

The establishment of a new database developed by LexisNexis is drawing support among some of the leading motorist insurers in the United Kingdom as a way to eliminate fraud among drivers that lie about their past driving habits in order to earn discount rates, according to Craig Beattie, a senior...

Who qualifies now as an "older worker," and are they really more prone to expensive, severe injuries? The answers may surprise you.

American International Group conducted a survey of 323 risk managers, IT decision makers, C-suite executives and brokers in the U.S. and Canada and found that cyber attacks beat property damage and income loss as a top-of-mind risk.

Catastrophe models will continue to be exposed by events like Superstorm Sandy because they can fail to contemplate all possible sources of loss, says Lockton Cos.