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While innovative catastrophe bonds are being structured around risks other than U.S. hurricanes, Standard & Poor's is not comfortable rating all possible deals being dreamed up by issuers and

Adjusters are involved in losses of all varieties on a daily basis.

Is your claim department on heightened alert, and are your fraud fighters ready to man their battle stations? They ought to be.

NEW YORK--While innovative catastrophe bonds are being structured around risks other than U.S. hurricanes, Standard & Poor's is not comfortable rating all possible deals being dreamed up by issuers and

The arrests were the results of two separate investigations by the California Department of Insurance (CDI). The first investigation led to the arrests of Helen Marler, 28, and her husband Jason

Insurance industry trade groups are praising a Minnesota Senate decision earlier this week to pass a more limited "bad faith" damages bill that they called a "reasonable alternative" to a version pend

An investment analyst said homeowner insurers should benefit from the drop in new home construction by lowering the cost for building replacement homes, but the economic slowdown could increase losses

The study says that worldwide there were 143 natural catastrophes and 193 manmade disasters in 2007. These resulted in the loss of 20,000 lives and $70 billion in economic losses. Property insurers pa