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The Coalition to Insure Against Terrorism warns that if the insurance-industry protection program isn't re-upped, places and events that look enticing to terrorists won't be able to get the insurance they need.
December 16 -
Insurers create special-purpose entities in states with less-restrictive rules and shift customer policies into those units.
December 15 -
House unanimously passed the bill; insurers had lobbied for the change to the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial-regulation overhaul.
December 12 -
Senate approval would move the measure to President Barack Obama for final approval.
December 11 -
Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Nevada Democrat, told reporters today he didnt expect the insurance plan extension to be part of a must- pass federal spending measure being negotiated this week.
December 10 -
The group of federal magistrate judges in Brooklyn and Central Islip rejected arguments by insurers that disclosure was unfair or burdensome.
December 10 -
MetLife Chief Executive Officer Steven Kandarian has lobbied to avoid the extra oversight and called regulatory uncertainty the primary challenge to meeting profit targets.
December 5 -
INN celebrated its Women in Insurance Leadership award winners at a celebration in Chicago on October 20 and 21.
December 3 -
Joseph Murphy will take the reins of the malpractice insurers underwriting and risk management operations.
November 26 -
Return, risk and regulatory pressures require radical re-thinking of portfolio management operations, according to a report from Celent.
November 24 -
The cross-industry alliance will provide a platform for insurers, financial services companies and others to share resources, information and intelligence to fight fraud.
November 20 -
Integration of four subsidiaries helps company de-risk its variable annuity business.
November 18 -
To achieve meaningful benefits, first address the business priorities of the combined entity before merging technologies and systems.
November 17 -
To keep subsidies intact, Delaware officials are contemplating a technical work-around, while Illinois outgoing governor is seeking to push through a legislative fix in the final months of his term.
November 11 -
Paulson reportedly ended his investment by Sept. 30; Genworth has declined 40 percent since reporting a third-quarter loss of $844 million on November 5.
November 10 -
AIGs largest shareholder before the bailout, claims shareholders were cheated in the deal by the 14 percent interest paid on the loan and a requirement to surrender 80 percent of the companys equity.
November 7 -
The board voted for the loan deal after exhausting private- sector lifeline possibilities that included discussions with Warren Buffett, Jay Fishman of Travelers Cos. and J.C. Flowers & Co., Willumstad said.
November 7 -
Firm claims that using the application, some clients have experienced as much as 10-to-one returns.
November 6 -
Don Culpepper, risk management consultant for Firemans Fund, discusses insurance applications for the Internet of Things.
November 5 -
IT organizations still years away from essential data management and analytics capabilities.
November 5


