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The Risk and Insurance Management Society commended the New York State Insurance Department for its proposed regulations governing producer compensation, but said it ultimately wants to see a ban on

NU will spotlight three organizations for their outstanding approach to workers' comp risk mitigation. Last year's winners were 2008 Champion Service Master, along with Honorable Mentions Walt Disney

While embedding enterprise risk management remains a challenge for insurers, large companies are further along, and those that are successful find ERM helpful in decision-making, according to a

As fears grow that economic conditions could spur fraud, a Florida official reminded the public that the state will reward a $25,000 bounty to anyone who turns in participants in an auto accident

For this year the company's outlook does not appear optimistic in the view of a rating service. Following the company's announcement, Moody's Investors Service downgraded The Hartford's long-term

With legal action heating up in the wake of Madoff pyramid scheme disclosures, a Washington corporate attorney said his firm believes that Madoff clients may recover "hundreds of millions" from their

WASHINGTON--Insurance should be federally regulated and Congress should create a common database of all financially related fraud enforcement actions, a private fraud investigator who attempted to

Swiss Re Group's announcement yesterday that it would secure $2.6 billion in capital from Berkshire Hathaway, in the wake of an $860 million loss last year, failed to keep one rating firm from