The National Flood Insurance Program was the subject of a number of Senate Banking Committee hearings during the fall, in which the then-Acting Administrator and Director of Mitigation for the Federal

Japanese tax regulations and a heightened sophistication on the part of the country's risk managers have led to a steadily growing trend of Japanese captive formations--many in the growing domicile of

New York--The inability of the U.S. insurance industry to ensure contract certainty in a timely manner is an embarrassment for the industry, and if a solution is not found regulators will impose their

Hurricane, wind, water, and flood damage questions continue to come into FC&S. We continue to be amazed at the staggering losses.