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Sax Riley: A Reluctant Reformer International EditorLondon Sax Riley may not have been the flashiest of Lloyds chairmen or a high-profile figurehead for the market: ...

State Fund Mired In Actuarial, Legal IssuesAmidst squabbling by auditors over the strength of its reserves, a listing State Compensation Insurance Fund will soon be ...

Record Claims Possible For Hurricane Claudette July 21--Hurricane Claudette, the killer storm that hit Texas, could be one of the costliest to hit the state, ...

Is Credit Scoring Valid?To The Editor: I read Michael Ha's June 30 article on credit scoring with great interest (see "NAIC Credit Scoring Debate Heats ...

Leaders Concerned About RecoveryInternational EditorNew York City The leading concern of global insurance executives is recovery from adverse political, economic and market conditions, according to ...

ACORD Conference Sees Multiple Product Introductions, EnhancementsOrlando While some reports have information technology spending down in 2003 for the insurance industry, this years ACORD Annual ...

Rating Errors Cost U.S. Auto Insurers $13.7 Billion, Says ConsultantWhether it be an honest mistake or outright fraud, inaccurate data on vehicles and drivers is ...

New Products Bring Rating Systems Into The Computer AgeQuoting insurance premiums is no longer a labor-intensive process that has to be done in an agent ...