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Market conditions in the airline-insurance market are not expected to change, as the industry has demonstrated increasing attention to safety, according to Willis Group Holdings.

The Financial Services Authority has fined a subsidiary of Willis Group Holdings more than $11 million for failure to institute proper controls in its anti-bribery and corruption systems.

Are you afraid to travel? Just as vacation season begins, the media bombards with concerns about travel safety, with many worried that traveling in the U.S. will become more dangerous if al-Qaeda tries to retaliate for last month’s ambush and killing of Osama bin Laden.

RIMS President Scott B. Clark has personal reasons for calling to action members of the Risk and Insurance Management Society, asking them to reach deep into their pockets to help survivors of Japan’s earthquake and deadly tsunami.

RIMS President Scott B. Clark has personal reasons for calling to action members of the Risk and Insurance Management Society, asking them to reach deep into their pockets to help survivors of Japan’s earthquake and deadly tsunami.

Claims professionals and risk managers alike will readily attest to the complex, sometimes frustrating nature of business interruption (BI) claims.

Since AA&B's December 2009 cover story "Diving Into Internet Marketing," the social media world has gone from a swimming pool to an ocean, with most of your carriers and customers busy on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Are you swimming, sinking or just treading water?

Has the Internet become a bad neighborhood?