九色 Magazine
October 29, 2001 Reinsurance, Globalization
In this Issue
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FeaturesCIGA Bill Gets Approval in Calif. Legislative Session, SB 71 Falls Short
As the California Legislature wound up its 2001 session in... -
FeaturesAnalysts Weigh Impact of Sept. 11 Attacks on Insurer Ratings
How would Sept. 11's terrorist attacks impact insurers? This was the... -
FeaturesTime-Tested Lloyd’s Turns to Address U.S. Disaster Losses
Lloyd's of London, the world's oldest and most visible insurer, has... -
Cover StoryWill Reinsurance Rebound from Terrorist Strikes in the U.S.’
If the nautical term best applied to the reinsurance industry last... -
Parting Shots6 Common Website Mistakes and How to Fix Them
In an effort to be noticed in today's crowded online marketplace,... -
Editor's NoteOpening the Library Door
When I was a child, visiting the library was a thrilling experience.... -
NewsbriefsCONNING PREDICTS RISING COSTS
Property/casualty insurers are very likely to begin pricing... -
NewsbriefsSURVEY FINDS INSURERS USING WEB
Insurance companies are finally hitting their stride in finding... -
NewsbriefsHOLOCAUST LAW QUESTIONED
A California law enacted in 1999 requiring that insurance companies... -
NewsbriefsAIA URGES TOUGHER TRUCKING STANDARDS
The American Insurance Association (AIA) urged delegates from Mexico,... -
NewsbriefsIBN AFFILIATES WITH NAAA
The National Auto Agents Alliance accepted an application for... -
NewsbriefsLIMITED LIABILITY FOR LOST ITEMS
After security workers at San Jose International Airport allegedly... -
Fraud RoundupLike Father, Like Son’
Investigators with the California Department of Insurance (CDI),... -
Fraud RoundupNow It’s Stolen, Now It’s Not
A joint investigation by the CDI and the Tulare County District... -
Fraud RoundupNo Luck for this Lexus
As the result of a six-month investigation by the CDI Organized... -
FeaturesFederal Government, Insurers Debate Plan to Cover Future Terrorist Acts
The push is on for creation of a federal plan to deal with future... -
FeaturesNAII Annual Meeting to Convene in New Orleans
Carrying on with business after the tragic terrorist attacks on Sept....
