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Left and Right Are Both Wrong About Regulation: Bloomberg View
In 1981, President Ronald Reagan instructed federal agencies that they could issue regulations only after demonstrating that their benefits justified their costs. With modest changes, Reagan's ...
Zurich Insurance Seeks to Boost Investor Confidence, May Lower Target
Zurich Insurance Group AG Chief Executive Officer Martin Senn will probably reduce a profitability target after Switzerland's biggest insurer said it may struggle to meet some goals set in 2010. ...
Congress Should Weigh Adding Cyber Attacks to TRIA: Chertoff
The nation's lawmakers should consider adding cyber terrorism to the federal Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) when they renew that reinsurance program, advises Michael Chertoff, former homeland ...
Chamber Wants Tighter Rules on Systemically Risky Designations for Non-Banks
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is calling for rules that would make it more difficult for a group of regulators to subject financial companies to stricter oversight. A vote of three-quarters of the ...
Hartford Bailout Warrants Double in 3 Years Since Auction, Aiding Paulson, Berkowitz
Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. warrants climbed to twice the price they sold for in a U.S. Treasury Department auction three years ago, benefiting investors such as Bruce Berkowitz and John ...
Pacific Specialty’s CEO: Working Within Limits, Re-engaging Independent Agents
When employees of Pacific Specialty Insurance Co. bemoan the fact that they don't have a ton of money to spend on sales and marketing to generate growth, the CEO does not promise to find more ...
RSA Ireland CEO Smith Quits, Says Made ‘Fall Guy’ in Accounting Probe
RSA Insurance Group Plc's Irish unit Chief Executive Officer Philip Smith resigned Nov. 28, saying he was made a "fall guy" amid an investigation into the insurer's accounting practices. The company ...
Zurich P/C Chief Kerner Sees ‘Dramatic’ Cyber Attack in Near Future
Michael Kerner, who oversees property-casualty coverage at Zurich Insurance Group AG, said computer threats are escalating and may soon cause "dramatic" disruptions for businesses and individuals. ...