Another year of costly natural catastrophesincluding the worst U.S. tornado season in 50 years, massive insured losses arising from the floods in Thailand, the Japan earthquake and consequent tsunami, and further seismic activity in New Zealandis causing many insurance-industry stakeholders to wonder just how many more unexpected levels of loss...
Another year of costly natural catastrophes is causing many insurance industry stakeholders to wonder just how many more unexpected levels of loss they can tolerate.
Although it's unclear on how the tragedy will end, what unfolds with The Second Mile provides a teaching moment for insurance professionals dealing with nonprofits.
Effective leadership within the membership of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies will promote increased success for the association and its members, says the associations new chairman.
Looking back on the global political and economic events of the last decade, the pace of change has increased tenfold. Now the question becomes, what will be the next event of global proportion?
Given today’s uncertainties, how do risk managers mitigate political and economic risk for companies conducting or planning to conduct business on a global scale?