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Chartis, the property and casualty unit of American International Group Inc., says it will transfer a bulk of its asbestos liability to Berkshire Hathaway’s National Indemnity Co.
Even though a disability can happen at any time, more than 70 percent of employees are not covered by any private disability insurance. This is an opportunity to help protect clients from devastating financial consequences.
Even though a disability can happen at any time, more than 70 percent of employees are not covered by any private disability insurance. This is an opportunity to help protect clients from devastating financial consequences.
Homeowners rate increases granted to State Farm in Florida and Allstate in Mississippi are credit positive for insurers, as profitability in that line of insurance has been under pressure for the past several years, according to Moody’s.
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The March 11 Japan earthquake and tsunami has significantly impacted the country’s automotive industry, and the ripple effects are being felt in the automotive-insurance and collision-repair industries as replacement parts become scarce, a new report says.
Treasury Undersecretary Neal Wolin lashed out at those seeking to delay or otherwise impede implementation of the Dodd-Frank financial services reform law, vowing that the administration will “move forward…quickly, carefully and responsibly.”
As political unrest envelops North Africa and the Middle East, a global-insurance broker says insurers are reviewing their appetite for political coverage at a time when multinational companies should be performing their own review of risk.
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