Organizations across multiple industry sectors are turning to risk management information systems to achieve accuracy and reliability of data, a recent Aon eSolutions survey found.

The debate over wind-versus-water homeowner claims is not quite as cut and dried thanks to a ruling yesterday by the Mississippi Supreme Court in a Hurricane Katrina case.

A diversified underwriting portfolio might seem like a good strategy for riding out the ebbs and flows of property and casualty insurance cycles.

The property and casualty industry in general supports creating a federal insurance office.

American International Group currently owes the U.S. government $83.6 billion.

No matter how many regulations or internal fail-safe systems an organization or a government puts in place, preventing systemic economic collapses means challenging peoples' worst instincts, an enterprise risk management conference was warned this week.

Longtime banking executive Liam E. McGee has assumed command of The Hartford Financial Services Group as its new chair and chief executive officer, replacing the retiring industry icon, Ramani Ayer.

There's been lot of talk on the acquisition front by excess and surplus lines insurers, but little action to date, even in a year that followed back-to-back declines in organic growth for the segment overall, according to a rating agency analyst.