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The New York Insurance Department expressed "disappointment" over the decision by two producer groups to file suit to stop implementation of a compensation disclosure law, wondering what brokers might be "trying to hide."
Wondering what the upcoming 14th Annual ACE conference has in store for claim professionals? The event, which takes place on June 22-24, 2010, returns to Vegas with more networking and learning opportunities than ever.
T.V.'s "America's Most Wanted" host, with a message to make a difference, and a sportscaster offering life lessons in business relations imparted their knowledge to members of a wholesale producer association here this week.
Congress would complete work on financial services reform before the July 4th recess under an aggressive reconciliation conference schedule outlined Tuesday by Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass.
The much-debated and massive SB 2044 has appropriately been called an "omnibus" bill. Here is a closer look at two of the significant sections in the legislation.
Claims Magazine is twittering every day about breaking news and timely topics -- not to mention keeping readers up to date on what's being posted on claimsmag.com.
The insurance business is changing, and IT professionals must become knowledgeable about insurance so they can help prepare for the changes to come, Robert Kerzner, LOMA's president and CEO observed.
As ACORD celebrated its 40th anniversary, the organization's president and CEO, Gregory Maciag, said its goal is to keep thinking about improving how standards are developed and how people use them.
The current management team's contract with the American Association of Managing General Agents has been renewed, keeping its present executive director and director of operations in place indefinitely.
Lloyd's said its estimates to-date for the net claims from the Deepwater Horizon explosion are between $300 million and $600 million and that estimates of its net claims before tax from the earthquake in Chile are about $1.4 billion.
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