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From Crisis to an Age of Innovation

What can we learn from the crisis in the field of credit insurance? To answer this, AON-CRiON set up the Credit Management Think Tank 2015.

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Credit insurance growing in popularity

More companies are turning to credit insurance to protect themselves during the economic downturn

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Daredevil CEOs may put their companies at risk

BOSTON (Reuters)—The death of Micron Technology Inc. chief executive Steve Appleton in the crash of an experimental plane is raising fresh questions about what a company should disclose to investors when a senior executive has a high-risk hobby.

Dutch shareholder group sues Deloitte over Ahold fraud

AMSTERDAM—Dutch shareholders' association VEB said on Wednesday it is suing Deloitte and 178 of its current and former partners for damages over the firm's involvement in Dutch retailer Ahold's multi-billion-euro accounting scandal.

Workers compensation losses contribute to Hartford's 61% drop in net income

HARTFORD, Conn.—Workers compensation loss costs contributed to a 61% drop in net income and an increased combined ratio last year for The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc., the insurer said Tuesday.

Administration rethinks contraceptive mandate for religious-affiliated employers

WASHINGTON—Responding to intense criticism from religious organizations, Obama administration officials say they are considering changes to a health care reform law rule requiring most employers to offer full coverage of prescription contraceptives.

GALLERY: PBGC's biggest losses

If American Airlines terminates its four hugely underfunded pension plans and shifts the promised but unfunded benefit liability to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., it would be the biggest loss in the PBGC's history.

Should the board have a risk committee?

Boards of financial services companies are required to have risk committees, but there can be value in boards of companies in other industries forming risk committees as well.

Integro forms four divisions, reports 21% jump in 2011 revenue

NEW YORK—Integro Ltd. has formed four divisions to better serve its clients, the privately held insurance brokerage said Tuesday.

AIG's Miller named CEO of aircraft manufacturer Hawker Beechcraft

WICHITA, Kan.—American International Group Inc. Chairman Robert S. “Steve” Miller will become CEO of Hawker Beechcraft Inc., effective Tuesday, Hawker Beechcraft announced Tuesday.

PartnerRe, Aspen cite catastrophes for 2011 losses

PEMBROKE, Bermuda—Last year's record catastrophe toll on reinsurers continues to unfold, with two Bermuda-based underwriters reporting losses for 2011.

Commenting period on proposed disability rule extended

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance has agreed to requests and granted a 14-day extension for comments on its proposed disability rule, the office said Tuesday.

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What is next for Credit Insurance after the October Revolution of 2008?

A Code of Conduct imposes itself

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Natixis replaces Coface head after strategy spat

COFACE: Jean-Marc Pillu replaces CEO Jerome Cazes

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Coface returns to sustained growth

Despite the firm’s strong performance Xavier Denecker, managing director of Coface UK and Ireland, said the firm would remain cautious over its future operations.

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New trade credit insurance firm launched

A new trade credit insurance business, Equinox Global, has been launched today, aimed at providing improved certainty of cover and increased transparency in the credit insurance sector.

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Asset based lending edges up

Lending to business has improved during this year as confidence has improved, according to the Asset Based Finance Association (ABFA).

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