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At the same summit, Wang Yincheng, chief executive of PICC Property & Casualty Co. (2328.HK), said the country’s non-life insurers are facing great operating and investment risks as they broaden their investment scope and expand ...

At the employment agency in Pune, although demand for employees in the production and mechanical sectors has dipped, the services sector is still keen on hiring — particularly insurance companies. “Last week, around 14 insurance ...

However, AIG has said it plans to retain its U.S. property and casualty and foreign general insurance businesses, and plans to retain an ownership interest in its foreign life insurance operations. ...

Jay Fishman, chairman and CEO of Travelers, buys his homeowners insurance from a rival carrier! He said so during a speech in New York last week on catastrophe risk at NU's annual Executive Conference for the Property-Casualty Industry. ...

Export Development Canada says it will continue to service the $33 million Chrysler LLC owes to Canadian auto parts makers but it won’t be writing any new insurance for the automaker’s suppliers. The Crown corporation has also ...

The event is sponsored by Travelers, a leading provider of property casualty insurance for home, auto and business. Travelers has been doing business in the community for nearly a century and a half, and today has more than 6000 ...

Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office said Travelers subsidiary Premier Insurance Company’s auto policy rates discriminate against drivers who don’t buy homeowners coverage as well, and called for a hearing on the issue ...

Amcore Financial has announced that its customers with non-interest bearing deposit accounts and NOW accounts paying less than 0.50% will be insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, through December 31, 2009. ...