New Integro product lets clients minimize their exposure to catastrophic risk

While the threat of subprime mortgage litigation hovers over the financial services industry, potentially hitting insurers that provide directors & officers liability coverage, many companies are finding surprising softness when it comes to time to renew their D&O policies

You would think the ongoing weakness in the credit markets would have hit the insurance market that risk managers face. So far, the market continues on the soft side and that has helped keep the mood positive

Our cover story on D&O insurance trends gives a detailed account of the surprising softness in much of that market, which has managed to hold up against renewed threats of subprime lawsuits

Competitive carriers drive down premiums

Alcoa Inc. is the 2006 gold AHA winner in insurance.

General Electric Co. is the 2006 silver AHA winner in insurance.

Microsoft Corp. is the 2006 bronze AHA winner in insurance.

Looking abroad for better numbers

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

PROPERTY IS BACK ON THE LIST

Insurers have to start figuring out how to survive life after TRIA

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

When lawsuits pushed up the cost of liability protection, Cendant bought coverage for contractors rather than face a shrinking pool

Somewhere in the woods of Northern Virginia, executives facing the painful realities of working overseas learn how to avoid becoming an on-the-job casualty

The CEOs of the three biggest insurance brokerages talk about what the business will look like post-Spitzer

Treasury & Risk Management's Annual Insurance Survey