Insurers are going to have their hands full trying to convince a growing lynch mob in Congress not to strip them of their precious federal antitrust exemption, says NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman in
National Underwriter has launched a national award program to recognize companies that do an outstanding job managing their workers' compensation risks--both to lower costs and get people back on the
An insurance brokers' group representative told a U.S. Senate panel last week that its members believe that continuing the legislation providing a federal backstop for insurers' terrorism catastrophe
Principals representing three agency finalists will win a trip to New York City, where NU's 2007 winner will be announced and given a trophy at a special ceremony on Sept. 21, with the remaining two
Insurance is a game of numbers, so the more, the better--not only for underwriters, but consumers, too. Still, try selling that to members of Congress on the warpath over disputed Hurricane Katrina
Although the business world and society at-large have always been concerned about financial ethics, the issue has come to the forefront of discussion in the post-Enron world.
State Farm's proposed class-action settlement for Mississippi homeowners with Hurricane Katrina damage is a quick, simple remedy for those who want to take part, an attorney told a federal judge
Pictured left to right: Yuka Nakahara-Goven, CLU, Mr. Yoshitaka Yoshida President, JAIFA, Robelynn H. Abadie, LUTCF, RFC, CSA, Ms. Takai, President, Kobe JAIFA chapter Robelynn H. Abadie, LUTCF, RFC,