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Are Terrorism Risks Really Uninsurable?The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 are expected to result in over $40 billion in insured losses, and thus constitute the ...

Buyers Brace For Hard Pollution Market As the insurance industry braces for the massive onslaught of claims brought on by the Sept. 11 terrorist attack ...

Insurance Critical To Post-Attack RecoveryOn Dec. 24, 1941, 17 days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt told the nation: "Against enemies ...

U.S. Eases Lloyd's Loss Funding MandateLondon Editor In a story first reported on the NU Online News Service on Oct. 12, U.S. regulators have decided ...

Transparency Key In Tighter Re MarketLondon Editor Whats ahead for the January 2002 reinsurance renewals? It might be a little too early to get a ...

Workers' Comp Renewals Take A Hike Poor insurer profits this year and a domino effect from Sept. 11 terrorist attack losses are combining to send ...

Firms To Shift More Benefit CostsFaced with health care benefit cost increases of 13.6 percent in 2002, more than half of employers say they will ...

CGL Premiums Sure To RiseDue To Cut In Supply, Rise In DemandWhile the experts agree that the rates for commercial general liability insurance will rise ...