Generally, the only coverage of ART in the business sections of mass circulation newspapers or magazines is about whether paintings or sculptures are good investments. Rare, indeed, is coverage of true ART–alternative risk-transfer. So it was a welcome surprise to see a prominent story in “The New York Times” this week about Vermont “becoming” an “'off-shore' insurance haven.”
(To read the complete Times story from the top of the front page of its April 4 business section, click here.)
Of course, the content of this particular article is certainly not news to those of us who write about this stuff full time, let alone those in the field, battling to find coverage in the rollercoaster commercial insurance market.
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