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After reviewing a fatal accident that occurred more than a year ago, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is calling for a nationwide ban on the non-emergency use of personal-electronic devices while driving.
Europes run-in with severe Windstorm Friedhelm is not expected to produce significant insurance claims despite hurricane-force wind gusts, say experts.
Willis Capital Markets & Advisory, part of insurance broker Willis Group Holdings, announced that it has structured and placed a $200 million catastrophe bond transaction for the State Compensation Insurance Fund, the largest writer of workers compensation business in California.
Willis Capital Markets & Advisory, part of insurance broker Willis Group Holdings, announced that it has structured and placed a $200 million catastrophe bond transaction for the State Compensation Insurance Fund, the largest writer of workers compensation business in California.
Hub International Ltd. says it has reached an agreement to acquire Harmonia Corretora de Seguros, headquartered in So Paulo, Brazil, noting that this is Hubs first step into Latin American market.
CSC announces the establishment of the Insurance Cybersecurity Advisory Council for property & casualty insurers to facilitate the development of best practices and technology strategies that effectively mitigate the risk of cyber attacks on the insurance industry
CSC announces the establishment of the Insurance Cybersecurity Advisory Council for property & casualty insurers to facilitate the development of best practices and technology strategies that effectively mitigate the risk of cyber attacks on the insurance industry
Financial institutions Morgan Stanley and HSBC reached an agreement with guaranty insurer MBIA to withdraw from their legal challenges and go their separate ways, leaving five firms to battle it out over the insurers restructuring and accusations the banks fraudulently secured insurance coverage.
Financial institutions Morgan Stanley and HSBC reached an agreement with guaranty insurer MBIA to withdraw from their legal challenges and go their separate ways, leaving five firms to battle it out over the insurers restructuring and accusations the banks fraudulently secured insurance coverage.
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