The survey results point to dramatic premium drops in some parts of the United States, said the Washington-based Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers, in releasing its latest report on commercial

The chairman of Lloyd's, Lord Peter Levene, told a crowd of dignitaries--including the Shanghai vice mayor--during the April 16 opening day ceremony that "we greatly appreciate the opportunity to

Sept. 11, 2001 changed the way major commercial property claims were adjusted by many insurers, initiating a new team approach, but the method has proven more cumbersome in the aftermath of

Insurance company trade groups are butting heads over what provisions should be part of legislation to extend the federal government's reinsurance backstop for high-level terrorism losses, with the