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National carrier grows its presence in Nevada with the acquisition of 88-year-old ISU Stetson-Beemer Insurance.
September 28 -
A national standard would require organizations to take a proactive approach to securing data, and face criminal actions if willfully withholding information about a breach.
September 26 -
Insurer further expands presence in the New England region by closing deal with Watson Insurance.
September 26 -
Purchase of agency will add 25 employees to staff, expand BB&Ts foothold in California.
September 26 -
NASA says the overall sea level has declined over the past year, so what are insurers to think?
September 22
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Company commits to expanding insurance coverage in Haiti, Senegal.
September 21 -
A natural-language supercomputer holds unlimited potential in unraveling uncertainties surrounding claims and conditions.
September 21
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Estimate from Risk Management Solutions excludes power outages and tree-fall damage.
September 20 -
Department of Labor agrees to re-purpose rule seeking to clarify definition of fiduciary advice.
September 19 -
The question of how to regulate insurance companies at the holding company level is vexing both here and abroad.
September 16 -
Real-time, location-based intelligence is transforming the way auto insurers operate.
September 16
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Proactive response is the key; government action is not the answer.
September 15
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In congressional testimony, NAIFA says proposed common fiduciary standard would harm smaller investors.
September 15 -
Ryan Larson appointed director of sales and client services in northwest region.
September 14 -
Risk management software refined to address complex accumulation risks.
September 14 -
A.M. Best says worsening of the economic landscape in Europe merits consideration.
September 12 -
GIS and social media converge to provide a 360-degree view of what's happening on the ground after disasters.
September 9
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Swiss Re figures already pin down 2011 as the second-costliest year for insured catastrophe damages; Aon Group estimates United States alone has suffered $7 billion more in losses since June.
September 9