Maurice Greenberg should of taken more responsibility for the trouble the economy is in today rather than just throw regulators under the bus in a speech this week, argues NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman on his blog today at www.NUSamSoapBox.com.

President Barack Obama has been appearing everywhere and anywhere to push his health care reform agenda this past month.

Organizations across multiple industry sectors are turning to risk management information systems to achieve accuracy and reliability of data, a recent Aon eSolutions survey found.

The debate over wind-versus-water homeowner claims is not quite as cut and dried thanks to a ruling yesterday by the Mississippi Supreme Court in a Hurricane Katrina case.

No matter how many regulations or internal fail-safe systems an organization or a government puts in place, preventing systemic economic collapses means challenging peoples' worst instincts, an enterprise risk management conference was warned this week.

W Maurice Greenberg, AIG's former chief executive, said rating agencies need government supervision, while credit default swaps should be regulated as insurance.

Strategies of insurer's investments have not changed despite the economic recession and credit crunch, mirroring other major institutional investors, according to a report from The Conference Board.

Recession-driven layoffs are hurting not only the unemployed, but those workers who remain to shoulder their responsibilities.