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Two major carriers report substantially improved third quarters despite their "staggering" competitors.

That's what it might cost if you don't have the equipment to handle an obese patient. Read on.

Ireland weighs on Willis' international operations.

A new survey reveals how program administrators and MGAs are shunning wholesalers, as well as banks and private equity for takeover capital.

The Target Markets president talks about the next generation of leaders, and the state of today's post-AIG program market.

Two top property/casualty insurers score big profits in earnings reports. Perhaps they should enjoy it while their fat reserves last.

A state court in Delaware delivers a coup for the insureds in an asbestos case

Aon and ASHRM report that a six-year trend of decreasing HPL claims frequency has reversed.

In retrospect, fears of double-digit percentage rate increases for EPLI coverage now seem overblown. Yet pressures continue to lurk in the near future.

Trial results from the United Kingdom add more weight behind wellness incentives.

A California jury decides that the environment itself is a compensable wildfire loss and contractors are liable for its damage.

Participants endorse balance and diversification, when given such choices in an employer-sponsored retirement plans.

The first confirmed case of swine flu afflicts an NFL player, and sports and entertainment companies are scrambling for answers to the pandemic. A new insurance solution could be one of them.

Guy Carpenter moves in on Rattner Mackenzie and helps redistribute MMC's earnings mix as the pool of potential acquisitions in the reinsurance broker space continues to evaporate.

Entertainment Brokers International, OneBeacon's entertainment division, and DeWitt Stern bring a British insurance concept stateside for television commercial production.