Hank Greenberg is known for having the constitution of an ox, thus it was both a surprise and a huge disappointment that he failed to show up on Capitol Hill this week to testify at a hearing on how A

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Will Marsh's new compensation scheme to help offset the billion dollar loss they suffered by swearing off contingency fees pass muster with buyers? And how long will Michael Cherkasky be able to hang

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The firm said the inland marine unit will be staffed by a three-member underwriting team headed by Frank Oleskiewicz. The team will underwrite various classes of inland marine business consisting pri

AIR Turntable will be programmed to simulate directionality-change effects on test structures mounted on its platform. The platform moves small structures to face the Wall of Wind--a group of monster-s

In a letter to Walter Bell, NAIC's president and Alabama's insurance commissioner, NCOIL's president, Michigan Sen. Alan Sanborn, R-Richmond, wrote that NCOIL "believes the manner in which models are