Issue of March 8, 2010
Is it just me, or does 2010 seem to be an above-average year for earthquake losses? »
Issue of March 8, 2010
Dubai's near-default on $36 billion in debt in December 2009 shook the capital markets. The situation grew from an ambitious capital development program that got caught in the global financial crisis. It is a story of exposure and opportunity, the contrasting sides of risk management. Let us... »
Issue of March 1, 2010
Anyone who wants to understand how Washington really works need look no further than the Obama administration's proposal to scale back the federal terrorism insurance backstop originally established by the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act in 2002. »
Issue of February 22, 2010
It's a bad time to be a big company. »
Issue of February 15, 2010
If you are a professional risk manager, a variety of events provide important opportunities to network with peers, meet industry leaders and sharpen your skills. »
Issue of February 8, 2010
Too little is known about how workers manage job demands as they age and begin to lose physical and cognitive abilities. »
Issue of February 1, 2010
Why do disasters seem to strike most often in the poorest areas of the world? »
Issue of January 25, 2010
At the annual Property/Casualty Joint Industry Forum this month in New York, there was considerable discussion of the need for a solid economic recovery before property/casualty insurers could expect much growth. »
Issue of January 18, 2010
In Healthy People 2010, a 10-year set of objectives developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, improving the general population's health literacy is seen as integral to ensuring patient safety. »
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