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Consumers will be able to visit an Allstate agent in the Boston area for the first time in a generation as the insurer looks to expand its presence in Massachusettsa result of state's changing regulatory environment.
American Hospital Associations subsidiary, AHA Solutions, Inc., has chosen Chubb Group as the lead provider of cyber liability insurance for its members.
The insurance industry appears to making more of an investment in training the future generation of leaders, but executives wondered if insurers are devoting resources to train younger workers who might be less inclined to stick with the company over the long term.
The reinsurance industry has pulled back from protecting investors against non-payment of debt, reducing its exposure by 80 percent over the past nine years, industry regulators said on Tuesday.
Residents in Florida who have a homeowners policy with the states residual insurer can expect to pay an average 10.8 percent more for insurance at the start of the year.
Residents in Florida who have a homeowners policy with the states residual insurer can expect to pay an average 10.8 percent more for insurance at the start of the year.
American International Group, Inc. unveiled a new logo that the company will use for its marketing and advertising later this fall, and also confirmed this morning that it has received notice that the company is under consideration to be designated as a systemically important financial institution
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