NEW YORK--Property-casualty carriers must convince Congress they are far better at risk management than their banking counterparts to avoid onerous federal regulation by lawmakers contemplating expande

NEW YORK--Although tort filings in the United States and the United Kingdom have fallen from a 1980s peak, large-scale corporate litigation could be an emerging trend, Lloyd's warned in a presentation

NEW YORK--An executive with an American International Group subsidiary denied suggestions today that the company is holding onto business by engaging in aggressive price cutting that is prolonging the

Gallagher said the HR Group is an employee benefits brokerage firm offering employee benefits products, services with human resource management consulting and outsourced benefits administration servi

Mr. Marvin becomes the 49th chairman since AIMU was established in 1898. AIMU provides educational programs to its members, serves as an advocate before international, federal and state governments,

The firm said the policy is effective worldwide, is AA security rated and offers limits up to $10 million per event and indemnifies the policyholder against kidnapping and extortion, lost ransom, and

Standard & Poor's Ratings Services affirmed the debt ratings on Chicago-based insurance broker Aon Corp. and removed the firm from credit watch, saying it was satisfied the Aon deal to buy Benfield wo

NEW YORK--Insurance executives said today that the current mood in Congress, given the U.S. financial troubles, indicates some form of federal insurance regulation has become a matter of "when," rather