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The changes are intended to help assess the natural catastrophe risk to industrial facilities and wind and solar energy installations.

Democrats argue the bills have less to do with improving the new agency, and more to do with Republican opposition to Elizabeth Warren.

Banks still managed to generate record levels of fee income despite difficulties in the property/casualty and health markets.

Panel orders payout to Lonsdale LLC for a dispute over life settlement defaults.

For the second consecutive year, research finds that Massachusetts offers the most affordable rates, while Louisiana’s rates are the least affordable.

Bill seeking to hamper implementation of the Affordable Care Act advances to Senate.

Experts debate big data’s impact on financial services and the U.S. economy.

Keeping abreast of the pace of change in the Chinese market could prove challenging for foreign insurers seeking growth.

Sales in 2010 rose 10.3% from the year prior, according to IRI data.

The insurer announced two annuity riders with four investment options designed to minimize volatility.

Executives in the C-suite are counting on risk managers to take a more active role in integrating enterprise-wide risk management with their broader strategic goals for the organization, according to a survey results released by Marsh and the Risk Information Management Society (RIMS).

Aon Hewitt releases its 2011 Talent Survey.

New study looks at how insurers can leverage technology to streamline claims process.

AEGON, Aetna, Berkshire Hathaway, Harleysville, Progressive and others all received updates.

The White House keeps insisting it hasn't made a final choice, but there's a growing expectation that Elizabeth Warren will soon get the nod.

Property insurance losses from the deadliest U.S. natural catastrophe since Hurricane Katrina in 2005 are estimated at $2B to $5B, according to CAT modeling experts, prompting President Barack Obama on Friday to pledge federal aid to the tornado-ravaged U.S. South.

Insurers may learn from bank IT execs' plans regarding the rapidly multiplying risks that result from the use of mobile devices outside the firewall by both executives and consumers.

There are scores of companies out there ready to sell you a policy admin upgrade or total replacement, but deciding when to move is like trying to pick the Kentucky Derby winner.

While cloud may have turned the IT world upside down, the basics of business continuity remain the same.

Marsh recently unveiled protection for the prospect that the FDIC— authorized by the Dodd-Frank Act to resolve firms too big for bankruptcy—could someday try to punish officers of a failed company by reclaiming their salaries.