NEW YORK--Experts at a Northeast Hurricane Conference here yesterday projected a doomsday scenario of a 30-foot-high storm surge and endless power outages for New York if a major hurricane hits the cit

Although the measure was approved by a voice vote with no opposition, some members argued that more work needs to be done on the bill to alleviate the concerns of the National Association of Insurance

Steve Lilienthal, chairman and CEO of CNA, speaking on a panel in Chicago at the International Insurance Society's annual seminar, showed a slide with the last 17 years of insured catastrophe losses,

The second named Atlantic storm of the season, Tropical Storm Beryl, formed off the coast of North Carolina yesterday with winds topping 45 miles per hour as of 11 a.m. this morning, according to the

The second named Atlantic storm of the season, Tropical Storm Beryl, formed off the coast of North Carolina yesterday with winds topping 45 miles per hour as of 11 a.m. this morning, according to the

WASHINGTON--A Treasury official declined yesterday to endorse any of the various proposals for federal involvement in insurance regulation, but said the problems facing the industry would likely requir

Columbia Insurance Company announced today they have agreed to acquire American All-Risk Insurance Services (AARIS) and American Commercial Claim Administrators (ACCA), both wholly owned subsidiaries

Columbia Insurance Company announced today they have agreed to acquire American All-Risk Insurance Services (AARIS) and American Commercial Claim Administrators (ACCA), both wholly owned subsidiaries