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Ronald E. Ferguson, the former chief executive of General Reinsurance, along with four codefendants convicted of securities fraud, committed crimes that qualify as high-level offenses subject to stif

At the same time, U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Droney in Hartford, Conn., ruled that the group will not have to pay restitution, which could have amounted to more than $500 million, because

In addition to the revenue pressures brought on by the nation's financial crisis, insurers face a policy and advocacy environment that is "the most challenging since the second World War," said David

To recognize agencies making the most innovative use of technology in selling and servicing commercial and personal lines, as well as group and individual life and health insurance, National

Independent agents will face a major new competitor next year after Marsh, one of the world's largest insurance brokerages, launches a new firm to pursue the bread-and-butter business of Main Street

The $123 billion liquidity lifeline the federal government is providing to American International Group might not be enough to keep the company going given the credit crunch still hamstringing the