Risk

Pundits and analysts are having a field day with social media for insurance, but is it really that big of a deal?

EWI Risk Services says the long-term potential impact of the disaster on the D&O market is in the range of $250 to $500 million.

Results of vendor-sponsored survey show decreased collaboration and e-discovery investment since 2009.

The committee still has to tackle issues surrounding derivatives oversight, consumer protection, interchange fee regulation and risk retention.

New preparedness standards for private sector draw praise from risk managers.

The committee agreed to scale back a provision that would eliminate the use of trust-preferred securities as Tier 1 capital.

Lapses in insurance-related programs persist as legislators wrangle.

The economic recovery horses are at the starting gate, but when will the race begin, and when do we plunk down our bets?

Life insurers back annuities legislation in testimony before Committee.

The investigation by U.S. market regulators into American International Group’s executives is closed, Reuters reports.

Moody’s and S&P react to Marsh McLennan’s Mercer subsidiary settlement, and to Lincoln National’s capital plan related to its TARP repayment.

IIABA weighs in on creation of federal insurance regulator as conference committee finalizes details of financial services reform.

As conference committee meets, associations ask legislators to adopt Senate language for national insurance office.

Insurers with thrifts could be affected by potential changes coming in the reg reform bill.

Cyber-security is a rapidly growing problem, but you’d never know it by the response in our industry.

IIABA members gain access to the environmental insurance market and assistance from ARMR.net’s environmental risk management team.

The verdict could have far-reaching ramifications for organizations seeking reimbursement for costs related to mitigating data breaches.

Aon will begin integration by implementing BWise's SOX compliance and global information security policies.

Risk management is only the first of many apps and functions that can be delivered via cloud-based services to insurers.

In letter to legislators, group decries fallout from short-term extensions.