Trepidation appears to be the appropriate word in describing the reaction of California insurance industry officials to Gov. Jerry Brown signing workers compensation reform legislation in the state.

Capacity growth appears to have stalled at Lloyds as the economic downturn in Europe and changes in investors risk appetite put the brakes on continued growth, according to a report from Guy Carpenter.

Capacity growth appears to have stalled at Lloyds as the economic downturn in Europe and changes in investors risk appetite put the brakes on continued growth, according to a report from Guy Carpenter.

Pennsylvania State University President Rodney Erickson says the university plans to settle with the victims of Jerry Sandusky in the near future.

The European Union may have to postpone strict new capital rules for insurers because of wrangling between member countries over the final shape of the new regulations, the official in charge of the project acknowledged on Wednesday.

The European Union may have to postpone strict new capital rules for insurers because of wrangling between member countries over the final shape of the new regulations, the official in charge of the project acknowledged on Wednesday.

New York's attorney general should not be allowed to derail a long-delayed $115 million settlement between American International Group Inc shareholders and the insurer's former chief executive, lawyers for the shareholders argued.

A look at the Exxon Valdez disaster underlines the importance of bringing risk management into every aspect of your customers culture and operations.