Although such an apocalyptic event should not be the catalyst inspiring risk managers to dust off their disaster recovery plans, South Asia's recent tsunami underscores the need to ponder and enact such plans.
This article was based on Mr. Jordan's presentation at the Fourth Annual Target Markets Program Administrators Summit, which was held in October in Tempe, Ariz. WHY do insurance programs fail? That's an important question to us at Lexington
Property-casualty trade associations are seeking to prevent the Delaware Dept. of Insurance from enforcing a regulation curbing the right of carriers to non-renew homeowners ...
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With Hurricane Wilma's possible insured loss impact still to be determined, one analyst said he thought if Florida escaped with damage under $7 billion, ...
Hurricane Wilma is expected to create between $2 billion and $10 billion in insured losses, according to catastrophe modelers.The storm arrived in Florida as ...
Observers of the insurance industry are wondering aloud whether Hurricane Katrina will have long-term effects on the industry and the way it views its ...