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Three workers are heading to Japan to personally show the victims of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that Bermuda is thinking of them. Takeshi Iwaguchi, Bror Muller and Victoria Clipper are to travel 7,500 miles to help complete strangers who ...

Reinsurance rates have increased more than 30 percent in New Zealand and Australia, where natural disasters caused huge losses earlier this year, according to a Flagstone Re executive. However Guy Swayne, Flagstone’s Bermuda-based chief underwriting ...

There has been a lot of shaking going on recently in this small archipelago of a mere 12,000 acres, some 650 miles from the nearest landfall at Cape Hatteras, North Carolina and 700 or so miles to the closest shopping mall. Imagine what shaking woul...

The first earthquake in more than a decade hit the Island yesterday. Although the tremors only measured a relatively minor 4.6 on the Richter Scale, the quake generated huge conversation texts and e-mails were sent and phone calls made asking one qu...

The Bermuda re/insurance market will pay out more than half the claims from February’s New Zealand earthquake, according to preliminary loss data from the world’s major insurance groups. The remarkable statistic highlights the growing global importan...

NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Michael Korn is a popular person these days, which is perhaps not too surprising considering what he does for a living and where he lives. Korn is an insurance broker in earthquake-prone San Francisco. “We’re pretty busy,”...

A little girl with a big heart yesterday raised more than $1,200 for victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Six-year-old Kaylee Ann Trott was watching TV yesterday morning while enjoying her Easter break when she learnt about aid efforts go...