A state ethics unit said it found that Thomas Gallagher, Florida's chief financial officer, violated the state's ethics code by trading in shares of insurance companies his department oversaw while he

A New York captive insurer, formed to cover the liability of New York City contractors and subcontractors involved in the World Trade Center debris cleanup, said those officials faulting the way it co

A programmer/consultant, indicted on identity theft and fraud charges resulting from his alleged theft of 111,000 workers' compensation claimants' records from Sentry Insurance, is due for arraignment

Officials have announced separate agreements by St. Paul Travelers to pay $77 million and RenaissanceRe to pay $15 million settling charges related to improper finite reinsurance transactions by the

Allegient Systems, a software and service provider in the area of legal expense and performance management, has introduced version 5.4 of its Expense and Performance Management Suite. Allegient's

"Losers would be those more dependent on third parties for recapitalizing and those heavily dependent on reinsurance/retrocession," Mr. Wright said. "Winners would be already well capitalized, with go

Oriska Insurance Company, a small workers' compensation carrier being investigated for fraud by the FBI, remained under the control of the New York Insurance Department after a court proceeding yester

The poll of high-risk hurricane areas in eight states--Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas--found 33 percent of residents saying if government off