AS U.S. domiciled companies increasingly do business abroad, more agents and brokers are discovering a need to expand their customary product offering beyond property and liability insurance to the oldest line of all: marine insurance. In particular,
Some Carriers Waive Multiple Florida DeductiblesWhile superstitious Floridians may recoil from discussions of ramifications of the 2004 storm season with more than five weeks still ...
Brokers Can Help Clients Reduce Claims For MoldWith both the construction and insurance industries calling mold "the next asbestos," how can insurers and their agents ...
Equipment Breakdown Cover Hits E&S Market Hartford Steam Boiler working to make coverage part of Main Street package policySmall-business policyholders could see a revolution of ...
NU Parent Acquires Insurance Advocate Deal gives NUCO regionals directed at second- and fourth-largest U.S. marketsHighline Media LLC, the parent company of National Underwriter, has ...
States Adapting To TRIABy John P. Dearie Jr.and Jason M. BerkowitzThe landscape for terrorism insurance changed on Nov. 26, 2002 when President George W. Bush ...
Listening To Your Customer A recent survey asked risk managers what they thought of contingency fees, also known as placement service agreements. The survey revealed ...
Connecticut Jumps On Fee Probe Bandwagon Survey reveals risk manager concern, as over two-thirds cite conflict of interestConnecticut is joining the investigation into producer contingency ...
The Case Against Comp Physician DiscountsMost insurance carriers, self-insured businesses and program administrators display a fundamental, striking and costly lack of understanding of the role ...