It Simply Makes Sense!Insurers Should Be Held To A Higher StandardThe Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 has dramatically changed the landscape of public company and public ...
Does An Insurer's Promise Look Like A Stock Certificate? Not From NAMIC's PerspectiveResponsible corporate governance that enhances company performance as well as accountability is an ...
Specialty Insurers Positioned To Outperform Again? The cynics are right nine times out of 10, H.L. Mencken, a prominent American journalist during the first half ...
Consumer Federation: Let TRIA Program DieWashingtonCongress should allow the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act to expire, the Consumer Federation of America said.In a new study, the ...
Commercial Market Easing In Q1Average premium rate increases for commercial property-casualty customers in first-quarter 2004 were reminiscent of levels experienced just before the last soft ...
Amid Slowing Revenue Growth, More M&A Moves Expected By BrokersFollowing up on a very strong 2002, the insurance brokerage industry generated strong revenue growth and ...
$3.5 Billion WTCQuestion In Jurys HandsThe jury in the federal insurance dispute trial that pits World Trade Center leaseholder Larry Silverstein against 13 of his ...
Aon: U.S. Commercial Property Premiums Down 10 Percent In 03San DiegoBuyers of U.S. property insurance saw their premiums drop 10 percent on average in 2003, ...
Despite Drawbacks, International Reporting Standards Offer Real BenefitsAll around the world, critics of insurance accounting decry it as opaque and confusing. Adding to their misery, ...