In today's disruptive insurance marketplace, rapid innovations in analytic technologies continue to revolutionize the concept of underwriting intelligence and efficiency.
As peak hurricane season approaches, both insurers and government officials are outlining their strategies and plans to protect against what is expected to be an increasing number of catastrophic storms.
Celebrating 80 Years From AA&B July 2009 The predictions panel: Richard M. Bouhan, executive director, National Assn. of Professional Surplus Lines Offices, AA&B ...
The years 2001 up to the fourth quarter in 2007 marked exciting times in the excess and surplus lines industry. The market was in constant motion. The phone rang off the hook and the quote-to-bind
Besides the financial market crisis, the top business risks multinational insurers face this year are failures to recognize model shortcomings and possible impacts from sweeping regulatory reforms, a report found.
Regardless of a motorcyclist's skill set or how cocooned he is with safety gear, any on-road motorcycle trip can end at heaven's pearly gates instead of a home garage.
With the approach of peak tornado season, it is timely that Risk Management Solutions has released a report analyzing the impact of the 2008 U.S. severe convective storm season.
Editor's Note: This is the first of a planned series of monthly columns by Lynne McChristian, the Florida representative for the Insurance Information Institute. For more than 40 years, the mission
Insurers might be looking for ways to trim expenses throughout their operations today, but it's still full speed ahead for policy administration projects.