Has the insurance industry finally gotten over its Spitzer hangover? Have carriers and intermediaries put regulatory and market conduct concerns behind them once and for all? While a recent survey ind

The study author, Catherine Stagg-Macey, a senior insurance analyst at Boston-based technology consultant Celent, said that any casual stroll through Lloyd's headquarters in London reinforces how pape

MarketScout said the market softened even further in September, with the insurance industry anticipating a year in which it escapes any notable hurricane losses. Forecasters had initially predicted tw

Through interviews with more than a dozen firefighters, mixed with footage from actual fire scenes, it tells the story of the joys, thrills, boredom and pain they experience while serving their commun

A report by the President's Working Group on Financial Markets, which was called for in legislation extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act to 2007, concluded that the insurance industry, on both t

Titled "Business Ethics in the Captive Insurance Industry," the series has been designed to teach risk managers about the legal and ethical issues related to business practices in the captive insuranc

Martin Atterby, managing director of Willis Management in Stockholm, told National Underwriter that an increasing number of Swedish companies that established captives in other domiciles are now reloc

He was president of the IBANY in 1999 and served on the association's board of directors from 1997 to 2000. In 2001, he was elected to the board of directors of the Excess Lines Association of New Yor