Risk
Hiscox Dishes the Details on Small-Company Employee Theft
Employee theft costs U.S. companies with less than 500 people a median loss of $280,000 annually, affecting a wide range of industries, specialist insurer Hiscox found in a new report. What's more, ...
International Capital Standards: A Risk Management Mirage
The financial crisis spurred a wave of new regulatory proposals at the state, federal and international levels. Many of the new ideas in insurance supervision offer extremely promising ways to foster ...
CROs Concentrate on Capital Standards and Regulatory Changes: Ernst & Young
These are the things that worry insurance company chief risk officers the most right now: confusing capital standards, more regulations and oversight, and integrating risk management with business ...
Amtrak Train in Fatal Accident Reportedly Traveled Twice the Speed Limit
The New York-bound Amtrak train that derailed in Philadelphia, killing seven and injuring more than 200, was traveling at about 100 miles per hour, twice the speed limit, according to an official ...
Coalition Demands Well Moratorium in Oklahoma Quake Areas
A coalition of environmental and grassroots organizations is calling for a moratorium in Oklahoma on the use of wastewater disposal wells by the oil and natural gas industry in areas where they may ...
Cyber Risk Shortfall: Company Property Assets More Broadly Protected Than IT
A new industry survey underscores how companies aren't yet adequately covering their information technology risks, even as as cyber vulnerabilities rapidly become more costly and serious. Among the ...
XL Catlin Chooses Ex-Citibank CEO as Board Chairman
XL Catlin has chosen a former Citibank CEO as its new, post-merger chairman of the board. Eugene McQuade will fill the top board slot after having served as a director with parent XL Group since ...
Driverless Car Tests Marred by Accidents in California
Four of the nearly 50 self-driving cars now rolling around the state of California have gotten into accidents since September, when the state began issuing permits for companies to test them on ...