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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act hasn't cleaned up the accounting practices of corporate America enough to improve loss costs for directors and officers liability insurers, an accounting expert said here yester

A report on trends in federal securities class actions--including a dip in the number of suits below 200 for the first time since 1997--is giving directors and officers liability insurers reason to cele

A report on trends in federal securities class actions--including a dip in the number of suits below 200 for the first time since 1997--is giving directors and officers liability insurers reason to cele

THIS article is based on our 2005 review and evaluation of the growing private-company management liability insurance market. The products for this market combine several lines of coverage for business-practices risks into a single policy. The

Regulators, Industry Reach SOX CompromiseRegulators and insurance industry representatives appear close to a compromise on a formula that would impose Sarbanes-Oxley Act corporate governance ...

Financial Institution UnderwritersWeathering Very Volatile ConditionsCarriers face growing claims frequency and severity, but rates stable for most insuredsIt's not easy being a directors and ...

Study Finds Link Between Aggressive Accounting, Non-Accounting LawsuitsA bent toward aggressive accounting is a red flag for directors and officers insurers looking to spot ...

NU Online News ServiceRegulators and insurance industry representatives appear close to a compromise on a formula to impose Sarbanes-Oxley Act corporate governance rules on ...