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Willis Re: TRIA’s Demise Leaves Companies Actively Pursuing Alternate Coverage
Companies are actively pursuing alternative coverage to fill in reinsurance gaps left by the demise of TRIA after Dec. 31, Willis Re said in its Jan. 1, 2015 renewals report. "There are many ...
Carrier Management’s Top 10 News Stories of 2014
Five of the top Carrier Management news stories in 2014 ranked everything from insurance industry jobs to the companies themselves, in different iterations. The common link: there's huge interest in ...
ACE Keeping Most Fireman’s Fund Personal Lines Staff When Allianz Deal Closes
ACE Group said it will keep most of the employees with Fireman's Fund's personal lines business once its $365 million acquisition of the division from Allianz goes through. "We value Fireman's Fund ...
Standard & Poor’s, A.M. Best, Downplay Initial Impact of TRIA’s Demise
Many insurers and businesses argue the absence of federal terrorism reinsurance beginning in 2015 could lead to a market breakdown and canceled coverage. But in the wake of Congress's inability to ...
Fireman’s Fund Goes the Way of the Dodo Bird With ACE Acquisition Deal
The Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. brand is all but finished now, thanks to an end-of-year M&A deal. ACE Group disclosed on Dec. 18 that it has agreed to buy Fireman's Fund's high-net-worth ...
With TRIA Renewal Efforts Killed, Some Predict Market Chaos
Property/casualty insurance industry groups, business associations and observers alike were quick to condemn the death of TRIA renewal for 2014. Without federal terrorism reinsurance in place for ...
Lobbying Onslaught Counters TRIA Renewal Stumble
It is in the Senate's hands to extend the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, or TRIA, a law that establishes federal reinsurance in case of a terrorist attack, but legislative disputes threaten to prevent ...
P/C Lobbyists Come Out Swinging Against International Capital Standards
Trade groups representing the property/casualty industry are fighting back against a push to apply global capital requirements to large U.S. insurers who have significant international operations. ...

