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

Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell said his nominee for commissioner has collaborated well in Oregon with companies, agents and consumers to ensure consumers are protected, "while also preserving the fl

Morgan Stanley analyst William Wilt noted that premium growth has declined by about 3 percent for the past several months while adverse reserve development has been reported in four or five months of

Morgan Stanley analyst William Wilt noted that premium growth has declined by about 3 percent for the past several months while adverse reserve development has been reported in four or five months of

BOSTON--An operation's focus on ethics is of critical importance in an era of increased disclosure requirements and corporate scrutiny after Enron and other scandals, an expert advised public sector ri

Financial and political issues, along with Mr. Steinbruck's views on the emergence of Solvency II--the European Commissions ambitious regulatory project--and the fast-growing industry of hedge funds wil

Two government agencies investigating the handling of flood damage claims in the aftermath of the 2005 storm season offered stern criticism of both the insurance industry and the Federal Emergency Man