American International Group's game plan going forward is to establish "separate identities" for its "best businesses" and to shut down its financial products unit, company Chairman and CEO Edward Liddy is expected to tell a House panel tomorrow.
Empty or partially vacant buildings are becoming increasingly common in both urban and suburban communities, with office vacancy rates in most cities exceeding 10 percent--projected to rise to 16.7 percent in 2009.
A research firm's finding that closing a loophole for offshore insurers could cost U.S. consumers over $10 billion per year has sparked a heated debate involving some of the nation's biggest coverage buyers and sellers.
Producers can add value to their services by helping clients understand the implications of the economic and political climate relative to their insurance needs.
NEW YORK--While buyers of insurance agencies may not share the same strategies for purchasing agencies, they all have clear ideas about why they make the deals.
The Insurance Automation Group and Applied ConneXion Integrating Vendor have signed an agreement to integrate the surety workflow automation solution iAutomate: Erlon Surety with Surety2000.
Current efforts for health care reform could be derailed by proposals calling for a "public plan" coverage option and a federal health board, a conservative think tank representative told a Senate panel today.
As consumers deal with the fallout from the recession, some are cutting back on coverage when insuring non-essential luxury items such as boats and other recreational watercraft--a short-sighted step that could come back to haunt them, carriers warn.
A research firm's finding that closing a tax loophole for offshore insurers could cost U.S. insurance consumers more than $10 billion per year has been attacked as flawed by the Coalition for a Domestic Insurance Industry.