Should Insurers Be RequiredTo Bear Future Flood Losses?By Matt BradyWith its expenses skyrocketing in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, carriers administering the National Flood ...
Claims News Service, Oct. 18, 3:10 p.m. EDT -- Robert M. Bryant, President and Chief Executive Officer of the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), announced this week that a special online database
Wilma formed west of Jamaica over the weekend. Wilma is the 21st named storm of the season, which means 2005 is level with 1933 as the most active season on record. Any storms that form subsequent to
Wilma formed west of Jamaica over the weekend. Wilma is the 21st named storm of the season, which means 2005 is level with 1933 as the most active season on record. Any storms that form subsequent to
Katrina Loss Pegged At $34.4 Billion,Making It Worst Storm By Wide MarginEarly estimates were as high as $60 billion, but battles over flood claims ...
NAIFA Creates Hurricane Relief FundA leading membership organization for financial services professionals is extending help to producers hit hard by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.[@@]The ...
THE SETTING was New York, and the date was 9/11. But the disaster on everyone's mind this time was Hurricane Katrina, not the attack on the World Trade Center. As members of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America gathered last
Models Come To LifeIn Katrina AssessmentBy Mohit Pande and Glen DaraskevichOn Aug. 29, Hurricane Katrina entered the record books as the costliest natural disaster ...
Besieged Gulf Agents Need Helping HandHard times don't hit just customers, but agents dealing with personal tragedies and financial lossesBy MARK E. RUQUETFor insurance ...
Industry Reacts To Miss. AG Suit To Force Flood PayoutsShould other states take similar approach, industry losses could reach $75 billionBy steven TuckeyWhile the ...