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,
Two senior senators from coastal states will be the lead witnesses on Wednesday, when the Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on whether the antitrust exemption enjoyed by insurers through the
State Rep. Alan Sanborn, R-Redmond, called for the legislation at the spring meeting of the National Conference of Insurance Legislators, reacting, he said to pressure put on customers to purchase unn
SAVANNAH, GA.--The National Conference of Insurance Legislators has put off a vote on a resolution accusing state attorney generals of evading the legislative process by negotiating settlements banning
SAVANNAH, GA.--The effort to repeal insurers' anti-trust exemption under the McCarran-Ferguson Act in this congressional session remains "an answer in search of a problem," according to a former insura