CEOs with Attractive Faces Boost Stock Returns

If your CEO has an attractive face, then an appearance on CNBC might boost your company's return, according to two professors from the University of Wisconsin. The findings of Joseph Taylor Halford ...

Talent Risk: A Killer Torpedo?

The most gifted professionals in property/casualty insurance organizations can also be the ones to bring those organizations down if carriers don't employ valued-based ERM processes to manage talent ...

We Can Write Terror Risk: Part II

The leader of a firm thought to be the world's largest investment manager of catastrophe bonds told federal lawmakers last week that the insurance-linked securities market is poised to provide ...

We Can Write Terror Risk, Industry Execs Say

At least two property/casualty insurance and reinsurance industry executives highlighted the industry's capacity to write terrorism coverage during recent earnings calls, with the most forceful ...

Bring on the Competitors, Reinsurance Brokers Say

If you ask Frank Harrison, chief executive officer of New York-based reinsurance intermediary Holborn Corp., whether he worries about competitors coming up behind his firm, you'll hear an unusual ...