The Insurance Exchange Trust is moving ahead with development of an insurance exchange, establishing an oversight committee it said will make the insurance transaction easier for everyone involved.

American International Group issued $2 billion in bonds today, the first time it has issued debt since the government bailout of the company in 2008.

Stock share buy-backs are a well accepted practice for improving shareholder value, but investors and insurers may not benefit in the property and casualty insurance industry, according to an analyst's note.

The marine market has seen improvements compared to last year as shipping has picked up after the economic crisis of 2008, but both insurers and

A powerful storm system ripped across the South on Monday into Tuesday, causing scores of injuries and damaging close to 100 residences.

The aviation insurance market is showing signs of softening despite this year being on track as one of the costliest loss years in history, according to a report from Aon Risk Solutions.

The Dodd-Frank Act has reopened the door to U.S. regulatory action against some foreign entities after a recent Supreme Court decision had limited the reach of the U.S. legal system, according to experts.

Five executives convicted of producing a sham insurance contract between General Re Corp. and American International Group argued in the U.S. Court of Appeals that a district court committed multiple procedural missteps during their 2008 trial.