Calling the accusations worthy of an Oliver Stone movie, a federal district court judge in New York today dismissed a lawsuit brought by former American International Group chief executive Maurice Hank Greenberg against the Federal Reserve Board regarding the Fed's rescue of AIG in 2008.

Allowing their customers access through the web to the full-service carriers policyholder data created new security challenges for Pekin and its IT team.

Allowing their customers access through the web to the full-service carriers policyholder data created new security challenges for Pekin and its IT team.

John "Jack" Kuhn has left Axis Capital to become CEO of Global Insurance for Endurance Specialty Holdings.

Five Republican governors rejected on Friday a major provision of President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law that calls on U.S. states to set up online health insurance markets where consumers can purchase private coverage at federally subsidized rates.

Five Republican governors rejected on Friday a major provision of President Barack Obama's healthcare reform law that calls on U.S. states to set up online health insurance markets where consumers can purchase private coverage at federally subsidized rates.

The East Coast electric grids slow recovery from Hurricane Sandy highlights the shortcomings of the overburdened utility system and its susceptibility to damage from a different kind of surprise threat: terrorist attacks, especially hackers, notes one risk manager.

The workers compensation market is proving to be an increasing challenge for insureds and while alternative risk transfer mechanisms may help, close analysis needs to be made before venturing into a program, say executives from insurance broker Marsh.