Articles about Corporate Governance in Insurance
Ever wonder how much power a giant insurance company really has? Dive into the fascinating story of how Generali used a clever—and controversial—share swap to halt a major bank takeover, flexing its corporate muscle in a high-stakes game of financial chess.
A federal appeals court just sided with Old Republic in a complex case involving a bankrupt subsidiary. We'll break down the multi-million dollar dispute and why the court's decision is a big deal for the title insurance industry.
Meta just settled a massive $190 million lawsuit related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. But this wasn't for the users—it was a D&O nightmare that every insurance pro needs to understand.
A federal court just handed a major win to an insurer that sold a struggling subsidiary to avoid collapse. This ruling could completely change the playbook for how distressed carriers navigate survival.
Two of Farm Bureau Financial's own top investigators are suing the company, claiming they were fired for trying to expose fraud. The lawsuit alleges a shocking cover-up by management.
You don't often see "insurance chairman" and "death sentence" in the same headline. The former head of New China Life Insurance just received one, and it's a shocking story that tells us a lot about a massive crackdown happening right now.
Ohio regulators just hit FirstEnergy with a massive $250 million penalty for its role in a huge bribery scandal. Let's break down what happened and what this means for corporate accountability and the insurance world.
Encova Insurance just named attorney Corey Palumbo to its board of directors. While it might sound like typical corporate news, this move says a lot about the company's strategy for tackling complex legal risks.
Lloyd's of London is investigating its own CEO, John Neal, after reports that insurance giant AIG dropped him over an alleged workplace relationship. Here’s what’s really going on and why it’s a massive deal for the London market.
A huge C-suite move in the insurance world just went sideways. John Neal was set to join AIG, but now he's out and his former employer, Lloyd's of London, is investigating his conduct. Here's what's really going on.