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Depending on the system, a perfect score can be 990 (Vantage) or 850 (FICO). The average credit score for U.S. consumers with no late auto payments is nearly 100 points higher than for those who have
This is the second private equity acquisition of a major publicly held insurance brokerage firm this year. On May 4, USI completed its deal to be acquired by Goldman Sachs & Co.'s private equity arm,
If a 1-in-250-year storm were to hit Florida, policyholder assessments to support the state's hurricane catastrophe fund and its insurer of last resort could total $53 billion, a reinsurance broker re
The Insurance Accounting and Systems Association (IASA) will begin accepting presentations on July 1 that will be evaluated for possible inclusion in the educational offerings of the 2008 IASA Annual
FirstBest Systems, which announced its launch at the recent IASA conference, was formed to deliver underwriting management systems that enable commercial insurance carriers to profit from better
William Stander, Tallahassee-based regional manager for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, said "the OIR is seeking to prohibit insurers from using credit information by making it
South Carolina Republican Gov. Mark Sanford signed an omnibus property insurance measure into law yesterday that gives insurers incentives to cover homes in the state's wind pool territory and provide
William Stander, Tallahassee-based regional manager for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, said "the OIR is seeking to prohibit insurers from using credit information by making it
It was American International Group accounting change blunders in 2005 that hurt the company's stock, not any misdeeds on his part, AIG's ousted chairman and chief executive officer, Maurice Greenberg
It was American International Group accounting change blunders in 2005 that hurt the company's stock, not any misdeeds on his part, AIG's ousted chairman and chief executive officer, Maurice Greenberg
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