Once Eliot Spitzer is elected governor of New York, who do you think he will pick to be insurance superintendent? What qualifications should this individual have? What will their mandate be? What will

Where did all those billions in lost broker contingency fees go? Are buyers seeing discounts as a result? If so, how much? If not, why not? These are among the key questions raised by NU Editor In Chi

It wasn't easy coming up with positive suggestions on how public relations and marketing executives could polish the insurance industry's tarnished reputation, laments NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman

Senator Hillary Clinton is likely to focus on healthcare reform in her presidential bid, which prompted NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman to wonder whether all the negative results that critics associat

With the World Series starting tomorrow night, NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman uses today's blog entry to introduce baseball fanatics in the insurance industry to someone with a dream job--risk manager

You could hear the industry's collective gasp when Florida regulators tapped J. Robert Hunter, insurance director of the Consumer Federation of America, to help calculate how much homeowners' insurers

Insurers are going to have a lot of explaining to do if another monster hurricane or terrorist attack doesn't come along to wipe out tens of billions of their premium dollars, leaving them with record

The report, released by the London office of Chicago-based Aon insurance brokerage, surveyed 140 property-casualty insurers and 104 insurance buyers from a cross section of industries during July, 200