While recent comments by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke suggest the nearly two-year-long recession may be nearing an end, the economic downturn is likely to remain a force behind additional and potentially uninsured risks for a long time.
A federal court has rejected efforts by the president of a firm whose tainted peanut butter killed nine people to obtain coverage over the $1 million limit of his company's directors and officers liability policy.
New River, Inc., announced the availability of Variable Products Express Version 2.0, an upgrade to its Web-based solution that enables variable annuity providers to meet the obligation of the SEC's new summary prospectus rule.
Confirming the insurance industry's view of risk distribution in a reinsurance situation, the Internal Revenue Service recently issued Revenue Rule 2009-26.
Businesses give plenty of lip service to ethics, but you have to wonder how many really take it seriously. Corporations are awash in sensitivity training, ...
Businesses give plenty of lip service to ethics, but you have to wonder how many really take it seriously. Corporations are awash in sensitivity training, ...
Insurance Services Office filed the insurance industry's first standard coverage option for commercial property owners interested in rebuilding damaged property with green alternatives.
One California insurer is using satellite tracking technology to back a policy allowing commercial fleets to better manage safety and cut premium rates by placing dual GPS tracking units in vehicles.
Ground was broken today in Chester, S.C., for a $44 million disaster laboratory that can test structures for resistance to hurricane winds, wildfires and hail.
A federal court has rejected efforts by the president of a firm whose tainted peanut butter killed nine people to obtain coverage over the $1 million limit of his company's directors and officers liability policy.