Motorhome Hire NewsZurich Completes Russian Acquisition
Zurich Financial Services Group has announced the completion of the acquisition of a remaining 34 percent minority stake in Russia's OOO NASTA Insurance Company, which was renamed Zurich Retail Insura Is Warren Buffet Losing His Touch?
Investors are wondering if Warren Buffett has lost his touch.
They are bailing out of Berkshire Hathaway Inc stock and have lost some confidence that the insurance and investment company, run by on ACE Names Ringsted Chief Risk Officer
ACE Limited has announced the appointment of Sean Ringsted as Chief Risk Officer for the ACE Group of Companies. In this role, which will be in addition to his current responsibilities as Chief Actuar Willis' Faber Unit Consolidates Fine Art, Jewelery, Specie, K&R, Bloodstock
Faber & Dumas, the newly formed third-party wholesale brokerage division of Willis Group Holdings, announced that three additional Willis specialty businesses - Fine Art, Jewelry & Specie (FAJS), Spec Bush Briefed, U.S. Consulting Allies on Somali Pirate Menace
President George W. Bush has been briefed about increasing attacks by Somali pirates off east Africa, and the United States is consulting with other U.N. Security Council members on ways to combat the Report China Fund Seeks Stake in AIG Unit
A consortium led by sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corp is in talks to buy a 49 percent stake in American Life Insurance Co (Alico), a unit of AIG, in a deal that could be worth up to $10.6 bi AEGON's Bid for TARP Cash Doomed
A Dutch insurer's experimental bid to tap the U.S. government for bailout cash looks doomed to failure, closing off an avenue for other insurers. Aegon NV said this week it was mulling buying a small German President Wants International Financial Market Watchdog
The world needs a supervisory body for financial markets to which end the International Monetary Fund (IMF) must become more independent, German President and former IMF chief Horst Koehler said on Fr Study: SoCal Fires Strike Those Who Often Reject Insurance
Mobile home owners and renters often choose to go without property insurance, potentially exposing them to catastrophic losses such as those suffered in Southern California's weekend firestorms, accor California Labor Commissioner Issues Fines of $267,600 During Statewide Enforcement Activity
Investigators from the California Labor Commissioners' Office issued 71 citations totaling $267,600 in fines in a two-day statewide enforcement sweep of businesses in the agricultural industry includi California Insured Fire Losses Could Reach $800 Million
As the fires continue to burn in parts of southern California, industry analysts are predicting insured losses from the Freeway Complex, Sayre and Tea Fires will range from $600 million to $800 millio Marine Underwriters Elect Max Specialty's Marvin Chairman
Dennis Marvin, vice president of Ocean Marine for Max Specialty, was elected chairman of the American Institute of Marine Underwriters (AIMU) at its annual meeting.
Marvin succeeds Richard J. Dec Former North Carolina TV Anchor Settles Wrongful Death Suit
A former North Carolina television news anchor has reached a settlement in a wrongful-death lawsuit involving the family of a man he ran over and killed while driving drunk.
The Winston-Salem Journ Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund Withdraws Rate Change Request
The Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund (MAIF) has withdrawn its filing to reduce its private passenger automobile insurance rates, according the Maryland Insurance Administration.
The MAIF filed a Beecher Carlson Appoints Schmidt to Healthcare Practice in San Francisco
Beecher Carlson, a commercial insurance brokerage and risk management consultancy, has expanded its National Healthcare practice with the appointment of Daniel H. Schmidt as managing director. Schmidt | 
