Along with the usual challenges U.S. insurers have faced in recent years—intense competition, potentially flatter profit margins, investing in technology—companies...
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Gordon Curran Stewart, former president of the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.), died Wednesday, November 26, in his hometown of Garrison,...
With an arctic cold surge and heavy snow accumulations in large parts of the United States last week, potential hazards...
Superstorm Sandy made landfall on October 29, 2012 near Atlantic City, N.J., causing an estimated $18.75 billion in insured property...
The 2015 Farmers’ Almanac predicts “copious amounts of snow and rain” over the eastern third of the country. In fact,...
The year-end expiration of the federal Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (TRIPRA), and the uncertain future of the law,...
Insured losses to homes from lightning strikes in the United States fell to their lowest level in a decade last...
A panel discussion on ways digital technology and social media can improve disaster communication is being held this weekend in...
The Oklahoma tornadoes of May 2013 not only caused significant loss of life but also contributed to its designation last...
California has a near $2 trillion economy that ranks it as a global financial power, thanks in part to a...