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ISO announces that filings have begun for an optional rating rule that uses the output of the by-peril predictive model developed by ISO. The predictive model is known as ISO Risk Analyzer Homeowners. ISO recently began the regulatory filing process and expects to complete the process for several states at...
ISO announces that filings have begun for an optional rating rule that uses the output of the by-peril predictive model developed by ISO. The predictive model is known as ISO Risk Analyzer Homeowners. ISO recently began the regulatory filing process and expects to complete the process for several states at...
Insurance broker Aon has sued Alliant Insurance Services for poaching more than 40 employees from one of its construction units and stealing business and trade secrets.
Insurance broker Aon has sued Alliant Insurance Services for poaching more than 40 employees from one of its construction units and stealing business and trade secrets.
With the fine-tuned tactics that hardcore fraudsters employ to target their victims, no carrier can afford to lack a strong, unified strategy against fraud.
As rating agencies recently affirmed their negative outlook on commercial lines due in part to soft-market pricing, a new Towers Watson survey shows that rates have been flattening for nine months.
More earthquakes have struck Christchurch, New Zealand, and catastrophe-risk modeler EQECAT says the damage could cause an additional $3 billion to $5 billion in insured losses.
The Travelers Cos. says it expects after-tax catastrophe losses of about $1 billion from numerous weather events in April and May, coming in with the largest of four recent loss estimates for spring U.S. storms that spawned numerous deadly tornadoes.
Individuals may not sue lawyers, accountants and investment advisers under securities laws for alleged false or misleading statements made by others, the Supreme Court ruled last week.
When David H. Long first sat down at his desk at Liberty Mutual to work as a financial analyst, he thought it was a good job to keep him busy for a few years before heading to graduate school.
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