The insurance industry has the tools and experience to provide needed coverage when the storage of carbon emissions becomes the primary method to prevent build-up of gases in the atmosphere, a leading brokerage contends.

Failure to achieve a binding agreement at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Copenhagen, Denmark last December has left insurers with no clear direction to address the growing risk from global warming...

The three largest insurance brokers may have won back the right to charge contingent commissions, but those fees won't reach the same earnings' levels they once did, Moody's Investor Service said.

The door is open to once again allow the nation's three biggest insurance brokerages to accept contingent commissions after an agreement was reached by the trio with New York, Illinois and Connecticut officials.

E-mails have become the Holy Grail for investigators and prosecutors working to unearth criminal culpability in questionable financial behavior, providing smoking gun evidence of possible wrongdoing.

The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America Annual Legislative Conference and Convention will be missing one familiar element--for the first time, there will be no accompanying trade show.

A survey of independent property and casualty insurance agents reports that they find the technology carriers offer them has problems with ease of use and real-time integration.

A survey of independent property/casualty agents found that agents are unhappy with the ease of use and real time applications carriers offer them.