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Insurers advised customers along the East coast to be prepared for a swipe from Tropical Storm Hanna, meanwhile a catastrophe modeler forecasted that Hurricane Ike may be a bigger concern by next week

Claims News Service, Sept. 4, 3:57 p.m. -- Having barreled its way through the Bahamas, Tropical Storm Hanna is headed for the U.S. coast. In anticipation of the storm, North and South Carolina as

Christine Ziehmann, director of model management at Newark, Calif.-based Risk Management Solutions, said forecasts suggest Hanna will gradually re-strengthen to hurricane intensity before striking the

Gustav began powering its way toward the Gulf Coast late last week. At one point, the storm reached Category 4-strength, meaning wind speeds were measured between 131 and 155 mph. During this period,

While not issuing an estimate for losses from the storm to oil and gas production fields along the Gulf of Mexico, EQECAT did say it expects 5 percent of production for oil and 5 percent of gas produc

While not issuing an estimate for losses from the storm to oil and gas production fields along the Gulf of Mexico, EQECAT did say it expects 5 percent of production for oil and 5 percent of gas

'RIMS On The Hill' Schedule SetNU Online news Service, May 17, 10:45 a.m. EST?The Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. announced its annual legislative conference, ...