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Regulatory reforms of workers' compensation systems in several large states have driven down losses for insurers and cut premiums for risk managers, while improved loss control and safety initiatives

There is "no compelling evidence" that the use of credit scoring discriminates against minorities, the Federal Reserve Board says in a new report--cited by insurers as further evidence their use of

"[Hurricane] Katrina did hurt me," he said. However, he maintains "the interesting thing is that we didn't get killed on the Gulf Coast," even with unfavorable publicity. Mr. Dale said he garnered 40

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security told Congress last week in an interim report it has uncovered "no evidence" that private homeowners carriers improperly shifted Hurricane Katrina wind-damage

Risk managers should not be lulled into a false sense of security because workers' comp frequency is falling and insurers keep cutting premiums, according to one major carrier who urged buyers to

"This veto protects insurers' ability to use valid and predictive information," said Paul Tetrault, state affairs manager for the Northeast United States for the National Association of Mutual Insuran