It was American International Group accounting change blunders in 2005 that hurt the company's stock, not any misdeeds on his part, AIG's ousted chairman and chief executive officer, Maurice Greenberg

The New York-based I.I.I. warned that the soaring growth of the state-run operations may ultimately shift much long-term risk of hurricane-related losses to policyholders and taxpayers, even those

The New York-based I.I.I. warned that the soaring growth of the state-run operations may ultimately shift much long-term risk of hurricane-related losses to policyholders and taxpayers, even those who

NEW YORK--U.S. insurance firms expanding abroad by buying foreign companies face increasing risk of running afoul of the Federal Corrupt Practices Act, according to an executive with a major consulting

The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) said the governor and legislature, by moving the measure, were "advancing a positive agenda of reform that in the long run will strengthen t

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Insurers and adjusters who handled Hurricane Katrina damage claims in Louisiana defrauded the National Flood Insurance Program of an estimated $8 billion, according to an attorney who filed a federal

Governor and insurance superintendent credited with helping to break the