In the view of many, the problem with AIG until recently was that it was driven by imperious personality. That problem was solved by the forced departure of Hank Greenberg by now-discredited ex-New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer. However, with the arrival of Bob Benmosche as CEO, big personality is back.
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Promoters of concerts take on great risks. Many performing stars are temperamental, have addictions and are sick often, thus having concerts canceled since the star can not perform. These risks along with other risks as rented stage or venue facing a peril, performer just decides not to perform, security issues where authorities close down the [...] Our favorite insurance technology-related blog posts from around the Web (June 28-July 4, 2009): Introduction: Introduction - Welcome! This Newsletter is sponsored by Wm. E. Morrell Inc.(Morrell Insurance, founded in 1909) for the purpose of having [...] Life-insurance companies shares have surged lately, and some have stated they do not require government financial assistance from the TARP. Downgrades for insurance stocks by rating agencies have also halted. Just a few months back, financial stocks including insurance companies were in a melt down - stocks were falling and downgrades were a daily activity. Our favorite insurance technology-related blog posts from around the Web (May 10-16, 2009): Our favorite insurance technology-related blog posts from around the Web (May 3-9, 2009): Despite first-quarter profits being dragged dawn by winter storm claims, The Hanover Insurance Group Inc. earned its third ratings upgrade in 15 months, the Worcester, Mass.-based multi-regional … The New Jersey Senate’s Commerce Committee is in the midst of vetting two key bills that would have significant impact on the Garden State’s insurance industry. One bill would create a create … |
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