Risk
PLUS Told World Needs Insurance Industry to be ‘Bold’ and ‘Sexy’ Now
It's time for the insurance industry to be "bold" and "sexy" in creating new insurance products and services to help the world deal with extreme risks that are becoming more common, according to a ...
If It Gambles Like a Bank, Regulate It Like a Bank: Bloomberg View
Five years after a crisis that almost took down the world economy, regulators are still groping for a way to address one of the global financial system's most obvious weaknesses: the trillions of ...
U.S. Says Japan Signing Liability Pact Would Aid Nuclear Cleanup
Japan will receive international help with the cleanup at the Fukushima atomic station once it joins an existing treaty that defines liability for accidents at nuclear plants, U.S. Energy Secretary ...
Wrongful Incarceration Suits Surge Giving Rise To Insurance Coverage Trigger Issues
On Dec. 17, 1990, 17-year-old Jeffrey Deskovic was convicted by a Westchester County, N.Y., jury of the rape and murder of a 15-year-old high school classmate. Deskovic was sentenced to 15 years to ...
Insurer Seeks to Rescind Robotic Surgery Company Policy
Intuitive Surgical Inc., the maker of robotic-surgery devices targeted by patient lawsuits, was sued by an insurer alleging the company hid the number of legal claims it might face when buying ...
AIG Earnings Show Progress and Room for Improvement: Analysts
American International Group Inc. reported earnings nearly in line with expectations on Thursday, but the stock fell after hours as analysts still saw room for improvement in the insurer, which ...
Future Northeast Storms Could Be Worse Than Sandy: Karen Clark Report
The unusual track of Superstorm Sandy makes the likelihood of such a storm occurring again very low, but future Northeast storms following more probable tracks could cause much far more damage, ...
NAMIC Speaks Out Against Proposed Delays to NFIP Reforms
Efforts to delay reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program will put homeowners and taxpayers at greater risk and could threaten the viability of the program itself, the National Association of ...