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"There were fears that others would pursue Florida's example, but the other states have stepped back," said Glenn Pomeroy, vice president and head of regulatory affairs for Swiss Re. "It was tempting

A study to be published shortly will show that government support for carriers that insure terrorism risk is beneficial to taxpayers because a federal backstop encourages insurers to write policies fo

Angela Zaydon, regional manager for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI), said a lobbyist for the state municipalities made some half-hearted opposition to the measure at a Hous

During the past decade, Marsh said it has been assessing risk issues and providing related solutions for clients involved in onshore and offshore wind projects, ethanol and bio-diesel plants, solar en

Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM released the results of a survey today of 1,000 consumers that found three-quarters of consumers are very satisfied with the service provided by their agents and remain

Whether they were a fan of William Shatner from his days as Capt. James T. Kirk on "Star Trek," or prefer his current, two-time Emmy award-winning role as master litigator Denny Crane on "Boston