Risk Management

As the soft market slowly comes to an end, the high rate of survival for risk retention groups bodes well for the RRG marketplace.

In today's world, general and professional liability policies are no longer mutually exclusive in every case, and determining which applies can prove to be a challenge.

With four new RRGs licensed in the first few weeks of 2001, industry professionals have more hope for the market now than they have in recent years.

Trade groups representing the life, property and casualty, and reinsurance industries are asking the Treasury Department to defer indefinitely federal oversight of institutions deemed systemically risky.

If the Dodd-Frank Act had been in place years ago, regulators probably still would not have intervened to stop problems at American International Group’s Financial Products unit, three former U.S. financial regulators said earlier this month.

Facets of the collision repair industry are changing at a faster pace than I have ever witnessed in my career, and there are no signs of a slowdown. Are you prepared?

Montana lawmakers intent on decreasing workers' compensation insurance rates said that a Republican-backed deal favored by many businesses will need to be reworked in the Senate.

Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley is pressing state regulators to reject auto insurer Progressive Corp.'s plans to hike the rate for commercial customers by 23.5 percent.