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Travelers CEO Fishman: U.S. Tax Rates Push Rivals to Bermuda and Elsewhere
Jay Fishman, who built New York-based Travelers Cos. into one of the world's biggest insurers, lamented that disparities in tax rates are pushing established rivals and industry newcomers outside the ...
California Wildfires Could Produce Record Insured Losses: Munich Re America
Two major Northern California wildfires destroyed more than 1,000 structures as of early morning on Sept. 16, and Munich Re America said the ongoing crisis could eventually cause historic levels of ...
P/C Insurance M&A Is Growing Rapidly With No Sign of Letting Up
Clyde & Co. and A.M. Best quell any remaining doubts about the return and acceleration of high-profile insurance/reinsurance M&A deals in two new reports. What's more, while transactions are ...
Bill Cosby Wants AIG to Pony Up Defamation Defense Coverage
Bill Cosby, citing financial pressures, asked a federal judge to dismiss or put on hold a lawsuit in which American International Group Inc seeks to avoid paying for his defense against defamation ...
California Wildfires Damage 5 Calpine-Owned Power Plants
A California wildfire damaged five power plants at Calpine Corp.'s Geysers geothermal complex in Lake and Sonoma Counties. The so-called Valley Fire burned local power distribution lines, cooling ...
Hanover CEO Eppinger is Leaving After 12 Years; Replacement Search Has Begun
The Hanover Insurance Group's longtime CEO is stepping down, and a search for his replacement at the Massachusetts property/casualty insurer has already begun. Frederick Eppinger plans to remain in ...
Swiss Re CFO Predicts Some Will View Outsider Reinsurance Takeovers as ‘Adventuresome’
Some takeovers in the reinsurance industry by investors from outside the sector may ultimately be viewed as "adventuresome," the chief financial officer of reinsurer Swiss Re said. The reinsurance ...
Workers Comp Touches First Pricing Dip in 5 Years: Towers Watson
Workers compensation pricing appears to have dipped slightly in the 2015 second-quarter. That's the first time this has happened since 2010, Towers Watson said in a new report that tracked a tiny ...

