WTC Loss Overshadows AllGranted, there isn't much drama this year in announcing the top insurance and risk management story of 2001. Obviously, the Sept. ...
Third-Qtr. Results Grim, But Worst Is Yet To ComeThe results couldn't possibly be worse.With a $3 billion nine-month net loss--the first ever in the history ...
St. Paul Tightens Belt; Dumps Medical MalpracticeThe St. Paul Companies last week announced fourth-quarter actions to improve profitability that include exiting medical malpractice, shedding unprofitable ...
Nat'l Accounts Expanding, But Alt. Market Threat Looms Within commercial lines, the national accounts market segment is viewed a bit like the U.S. government. Everyone ...
Mexico To Probe N.Y. WC Board Angry over lengthy delays in claim processing, a coalition of immigrant workers' rights groups in the United States has ...
Prices Rising, Covers Shrinking For 2002New York City In a wakeup call for commercial insurance buyers, risk managers and other business executives were warned by ...
Agent Input Critical In New Tech SurveyDuring the first week in January, the national agent user groups and several insurers will participate in a survey ...
MGA, TPA Model Laws Under DebateChicago Although the passage of model managing general agent legislation might not occur until next March, a third-party administrator model ...
Figures Lie On Cost-Of-Risk TrendAlthough the "2001 RIMS Benchmark Survey" shows that the cost of risk declined 7 percent last year, risk managers should take ...
Smaller Companies Buy Lower LimitsWhether its the economy or rising premium rates to be blamed, smaller commercial insurance buyers are dropping their liability limits and ...