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Who Can You Trust? Execs Wary of Alternative Capital
Amping up the drumbeat on potential problems with alternative capital providers, reinsurance industry executives aired critical views about their enduring competitors recently with words like ...
Government Policymakers Will Muck Things Up for Insurers in 2015: S&P
As if a sputtering expansion in developing markets wasn't bad enough, government policymakers in the developed world will make things difficult in 2015 for insurers around the world, Standard & ...
2015 Outlook: Rate Drops Dim Prospects for Underwriting Profits, PwC Says
Underwriting returns alone just won't cut for some London market insurers and reinsurers in 2015, according to PwC, which says that 20 percent of the market participants are "materially reliant" on ...
Cyber Security a Challenge for Insurers: A.M. Best
Thirteen percent of respondents to A.M. Best's Fall 2014 Insurance Industry Survey admitted that their companies had been the targets of data breaches or cyber attacks. Larger companies appear much ...
DHL: Shipping Companies Will be First In Line For Driverless Vehicles
While Google Inc. plans to someday unleash driverless cars on public streets, the logistics industry will probably be one of the first training grounds for such automated vehicles. Shipping companies ...
House Leaders Unveil Their Version of a TRIA Extension, With Attachments
House leaders released a proposed six-year extension of a federal program to insure property against the risk of terrorism, including a Republican proposal to revise a bank regulatory law. The ...
HCC Taps Beebe as Independent Board Member
Houston-based HCC Insurance Holdings, Inc. announced that Lydia I. Beebe, a former Chevron Corp. executive, has been elected as an independent member of the specialty insurance company's board of ...