Risk

New legislation seeks to restrict the ways insurers can use medical information.

The Women's Network Group membership gathered in Sacramento, Calif., to discuss the challenges and opportunities in a softening marketplace and economy.

In his new role, Stroughair will be responsible for all RMS capital markets activities.

A new architecture and associated document management solution is streamlining enrollment at Unum Group.

Different approaches to complying with regulations create a variety of benefits and outcomes for insurers.

A decade after the standard was first defined, insurers are increasingly adopting XML—along with its promises and challenges.

If teens are in denial about whether they are safe drivers, is in-vehicle technology the answer to monitoring and reducing risk?

Ironshore will provide commercial property catastrophe insurance on an excess and surplus basis for risks located in the state of New York.

The Southfield, Mich.-based specialty property/casualty insurance holding company's goal is to better convey its full range of services in a user-friendly format.

The impact of an IASB global insurance standard on systems, data, pricing and capital management will be “life-changing,” says Ernst & Young practice leader.

Advisen-RIMS' "Broker Services and Remuneration Study" shows buyers driving brokers toward services, and moving from commission to fees.

Commercial insurer adds overseas worker, customized North American environmental liability coverage options.

Wind speed measurements from specific locations represent intelligence to a variety of insurance stakeholders.

Letter asks NAIFA membership to reconsider its position.

The Institute for Business & Home Safety plans to construct the Insurance Center for Building Safety Research with funds from its insurer and reinsurer members.

The availability of ISO data is designed to further aid insurers in reducing time associated with maintaining rates, speed time-to-market, and improve rating accuracy, quality and compliance.

Lloyd’s reports that the repercussions of emerging risks, such as nanotechnologies and actions taken to modify the environment, will affect ultimate insurability.

The Zurich-based reinsurer will provide 5 million Swiss francs to support risk management research and education.

The complexity of compliance requirements outweighs incentives to sell, a recent study reports.

Tom Sharkey Jr. will reprise his role as president of his family's recently relaunched firm.