Like MBIA and Ambac, the two troubled monoline insurance operators, these wonders never cease.
I remember Sandy Weill as as the young, ever-aggressive partner of a small brokerage house on Wall Street, Carter, Berlind and Weill, long before his string of acquisitions that built Citicorp into Citigroup, a financial department store of insurance operators, money management arms and the brokers Solomon Brothers and Smith Barney.
Oscar recently won approval to open as a health insurance operator in New York, where it will launch first.
Oscar is actually licensed as a health insurance operator in the state of New York, so it isn't some kind of front-end.
The startup is actually licensed as a health insurance operator in the state of New York, so it isn't some kind of front-end for existing providers, sources tell us.
An administration spokeswoman said Tuesday that most of the problems had been solved, but insurers and insurance site operators said more work needed to be done.
Respondents who had not used risk management tools were more likely to purchase the offered insurance as operator education increased and as they were closer to insolvency.
In America, the industry will partially get its way: Congress is shortly to extend the Price-Anderson act, which provides unlimited government insurance for nuclear operators in case of catastrophic accidents.
The minimum amount of insurance large bus operators are required to carry hasn't been increased from $5 million for decades, and federal updates have been moving slowly.
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