Boardroom Agenda
Inside Hackers: $40B Threat for U.S. Employers
Fired from a job as a technology contractor for a Toyota Motor Corp. factory in Kentucky, Ibrahimshah Shahulhameed went home, logged into the company's computer network and attacked it with ...
CEO Diekmann Likely to Stay at Allianz Helm
Allianz is set to extend the contract of its Chief Executive Michael Diekmann by two years as the German insurer seeks to soothe the turmoil over leadership change at its PIMCO subsidiary, a German ...
Travelers Adds ACA Coverages to Management Liability Portfolio
Citing recent survey results that show widespread unfamiliarity among U.S. businesses with requirements of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Travelers has announced the addition ...
GNY CEO Warren Heck to Retire; Daughter Will Replace Him
Warren Heck, the long-time leader of GNY Insurance Companies, plans to retire at the end of 2014. He'll remain at the insurer as non-executive chairman. But Heck's daughter, Elizabeth Heck, currently ...
SEC Paying $30M-Plus to Whistleblower in Largest Award Yet
An anonymous tipster living abroad will be receiving more than $30 million, in the largest whistleblower award ever doled out by U.S. securities regulators as part of a program that aims to ...AIG CEO Finalist Wintrob Leaves the Company for ‘Other Opportunities’
Jay Wintrob is leaving American International Group three months after being passed over for the job of president and CEO. Earlier this summer, news reports pointed to Wintrob, president and CEO of ...
Fireman’s Fund, Minus Commercial, to Zero in on Personal Lines
While Allianz is bringing Fireman's Fund Insurance Company's commercial lines business into its own operations, the short-term plan with its personal lines arm appears to be a focus on maintaining ...AIG’s Chairman Says Leadership Change Follows Strategic Victory
The leadership transition at insurer American International Group Inc. is like switching generals after winning a war, Chairman Steve Miller said today. "We're changing generals as we move from ...