NEW YORK--Catastrophe bond market activity is set to fall from a lofty peak of $4 billion in issuances in 2006, but the market will remain strong in 2008 and move in different directions, experts said

According to the reinsurer, in the absence of any certainty about the nature of the post-Kyoto regime, the market for carbon credits beyond 2012 is undefined. As a result, many projects with long deve

Compared to companies with annual revenues of more than $1 billion, smaller companies experienced at least a 50 percent higher frequency of foreign losses during 2007 for liability lawsuits, theft of

Census Bureau data indicates 16.9 percent of Louisiana residents live without health insurance, or 717,309 people, many of them employed full time. Approximately 60 percent of them are the working poo

Mr. Doggett noted, "The most intense storms have the potential to cause significant insured losses when they make landfall in a highly developed area on Mexico's coastline, as demonstrated by the $2 b

Mayfield Village, Ohio-based Progressive Corp. warned its stockholders today that a "mini-tender offer" by Toronto-based TRC Capital Corp. for five million of its shares is more than $2 below the stoc

In the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) and Advisen, Ltd. "Broker Services and Remuneration Study" released today, risk managers said Marsh and Aon are used most frequently by them, accoun

The publication said television has been the primary beneficiary of the increased commitment to attracting Latino consumers. Through September 2007, roughly $58.4 million went to the four Spanish-lang