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. ...
N.Y. Regulator Warns Insurers About Exclusions New York Broad exclusions by insurers to protect against huge potential losses is an inadequate substitute for well-defined ...
Reserve Charges Mar Qtr. Beyond WTCAs property-casualty insurers continue to assess losses from the World Trade Center mega-catastrophe, and start to quantify the impact of ...
R&W Insurance Facilitates Merger DealsWhile the number of major corporate mergers and acquisitions has slowed in the past year, business of all sizes, both public ...
P-C Net Income Could Be Negative For 2001Following the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, the property-casualty insurance industry is faced with responding to the largest ...
Insurers Need To AttackCredibility Problem Next Once all the activity surrounding terrorism reinsurance legislation subsides, the insurance industry might do well to focus on ...
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 ...
Reinsurers May Be Spared Asbestos ClaimsUp until 1998, the U.S. insurance industry experienced a flat-to-slightly-decreasing trend in asbestos claims and payments, demonstrated by the fact ...
Regional Growth Forecasts Shift,With North America Leading The WayThe world reinsurance marketplace, as St. Paul Re first estimated in research reported in 1998, will approximately ...