If you lump them together, there's a chance that compliance will overshadow other risks

Competitive carriers drive down premiums

Thanks to a perfect storm of perfect storms, the property catastrophe market was thrown for a loop in recent years, left with high premiums and limited coverage. But the capital markets are coming to the rescue

Farsighted treasuries take no risks when it comes to applying the latest identity authentication technologies

After settling down post-9/11, the property insurance market has been roiled by the onslaught of hurricanes in 2005. Unfortunately, thanks to global warming, we may have a lot more pain ahead.

Five years after 9/11, companies are thinking more about catastrophic risk, but there aren't many new tools to help them cope with it

Companies begin to tackle one of the hardest jobs facing any risk manager--how to come up with a value and a relative priority for operational risks

Despite the storms last fall, property premiums are rising only moderately