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Construction companies have been weakened by the recession, the economy is still in recovery and profits are harder to come by, making it more important than ever for risk managers to get the best builders’ risk coverage available. The challenge is finding the best price possible.
As a new hurricane season begins Wednesday, FEMA is working to determine how much money it overpaid or mistakenly awarded to victims of the destructive 2005 hurricane season.
ACORD announced the general release of the ACORD Framework Information Model version 2.0. This is one of the five facets of the ACORD Framework. Over the past eighteen months, the ACORD Framework staff has been working on this new version that is fully re-engineered and brings together two significant member...
OneShield, Inc., the developer of OneShield Dragon, a policy management solution, announces a strategic partnership with Brovada Technologies, which enable the integration of their insurance-focused products.
Credit scoring using completely race-neutral factors is permitted under Texas law even if it has an unintended impact on minorities, the state’s Supreme Court ruled late last week.
Credit scoring using completely race-neutral factors is permitted under Texas law even if it has an unintended impact on minorities, the state’s Supreme Court ruled late last week.
As the U.S. prepares for what forecasters say will be another above-average hurricane season, Fitch Ratings says first-quarter global catastrophes and the spring tornadoes have already exhausted many reinsurers’ 2011 catastrophe budgets.
Legislation introduced in the Senate late last week by Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss, may complicate chances of the National Flood Insurance Program’s long-term reauthorization before the current extension runs out Sept. 30.
Nearly three-quarters of Floridians say property insurance is getting more expensive, and more than 60 percent say coverage is harder to get, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
Nearly three-quarters of Floridians say property insurance is getting more expensive, and more than 60 percent say coverage is harder to get, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.
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