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Insurance Media CEO, an Ex-Cop, Pulls Man From Burning Wreck
There may be no such thing as a retired cop; it's more like they are "off duty." It's a mindset that many former police officers and emergency response professionals seem to share. After spending 16 ...
Still Unprofitable Insurer NMI Holdings Seeks to File IPO
NMI Holdings Inc., the mortgage guarantor backed by Kyle Bass, Carlyle Group LP and BlueMountain Capital Management LLC, is seeking to be the first U.S. insurer since 2009 to file an initial public ...
Majesco’s Fall ’26 Product Release Accelerates the Journey to a Frontier Firm We are standing at the edge of a...
Fla. Hurricane Fund Still Strong at End of Season
Florida is ending this year's storm season with some good news. The state-created fund that backs up private insurers in Florida remains in the best financial shape it has been in since it was ...
BancInsure Back in Business with New Owner, Targeting Non-Financial Customers
Oklahoma City-based BancInsure, a former provider of insurance to community banks that lost surplus as a result of the financial crisis, has re-entered the marketplace with a new strategy focusing on ...
Economists Say Washington Fiscal Politics Hurts Economic, Jobs Growth: Reuters Survey
U.S. economic growth this quarter is likely to be less robust than forecast last month given the erosion of confidence in the wake of the nasty fight over fiscal policy, a Reuters survey showed on ...
Geithner Nixes Greenberg Lawyer’s Request for Draft of Book on AIG Bailout
Former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner joined the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in declining to give drafts of a book he's writing to Maurice "Hank" Greenberg for a lawsuit challenging the ...
TVA Insurers Have Paid $92 Million of Ash Spill Cleanup Thus Far
About $42 million has been recovered in the last week by the Tennessee Valley Authority to help pay for more than $1 billion in expenses stemming from the cleanup at the 2008 ash spill at the ...
Lehman’s Australia Creditors Approve $48 Million Insurance Deal
Creditors of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s Australian unit approved an insurance payment plan allowing them to recover about $48 million of investment losses. U.S. insurers agreed to provide $45 ...