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Xuber: London’s Insurance Market Needs Collective Use of Big Data
The London insurance market is arguably among the most important in the world. A new report from insurance software developer Xuber argues that position is in jeopardy because its major players don't ...
Risk Remains After California’s La Habra Earthquake, Report Concludes
Southern Californians were lucky that a magnitude-5.1 earthquake that hit in March just 20 miles east of Los Angeles caused minor damage. A far worse event in the region is inevitable, however, and ...
You are shopping for a new refrigerator. How do you choose? One is the right size from a durable brand...
Sept. 11 Victims Lose Right in U.S. to Sue Firms With Alleged Al-Qaeda Ties
The U.S. Supreme Court turned away an appeal by thousands of Sept. 11 attack victims who sought to sue Middle Eastern companies and people for allegedly providing crucial support to al-Qaeda. The ...AIG Endorsement Responds to Supreme Court ‘Fraud on the Market’ Ruling in Halliburton
American International Group, Inc. insurers have introduced a new policy endorsement that ensures primary directors and officers (D&O) policy funds are immediately available to clients named as ...
Merger Questions and Answers: Ironshore Ends Deal; Tower Deal Survives
Property/casualty insurance industry merger news continued late last week with Ironshore announcing that its deal to acquire an Australia specialist fell apart, while Tower got an assurance that its ...
AmTrust To Grab Florida WC Insurer With Low-Hazard Risks
AmTrust Financial Services Inc. said it will snatch up a a workers compensation insurer affiliated with Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Florida (Florida Blue) in a bid to add more low-hazard risks to ...
Moody’s Affirms Validus Ratings Despite Western World Challenges
On Wednesday, Moody's Investors Service affirmed its ratings for Validus Holdings, Ltd., including the A3 insurance financial strength rating of the principal operating subsidiary Validus ...
Auto Industry Struggles to Solve Air Bag Explosions Despite Mass Recalls
A year ago, Japan's Takata Corp., the world's second-largest maker of auto safety parts, believed it had finally contained a crisis more than a decade in the making. It was wrong. Japanese car makers ...