Wolters Kluwer Financial Services has announced the launch of the company's new enterprise risk management (ERM) offering, ARC Logics for Financial Services.
Craig Lowenthal has a few goals in place as he begins his 12-month term as president of IASA, but it's a second title--specifically, volunteer evangelist--that he plans to present to the membership when he addresses it this morning.
Peter Raymond, director of Captive Insurance for the Vermont Department of Banking, Insurance, Securities & Health Care Administration (BISHCA), will leave his regulatory position to take a job outside the captive insurance sector, BISHCA said.
These days, in spite of technological gadgets and advancements that are supposed to save us time, it is hard to find even a moment to reflect on your own career.
Proposed tax legislation aimed at offshore reinsurers "will distort the playing field" to the advantage of U.S. insurers and increase costs for consumers, a lobbyist for Bermuda companies said.
A federal court's order to AIG to hand over more than 400,000 documents to insurers is the latest round in a dispute over unpaid workers' compensation premiums.
The National Flood Insurance Program will pay claims for damage to homes and contents from oil driven ashore during hurricanes, its officials have announced.
Airline insurance pricing is moderating this year, with single-digit increases replacing last year's double-digit hikes, according to insurance broker Aon Corp.
An industry official will testify before Congress Wednesday that a steep hike in the damage limits from an offshore drilling accident could drive offshore drillers out of U.S. waters.