Lehman Brothers

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  Insurers see bias in IAIS draft paper

  By Elizabeth Festa  |  April 16, 2013

  Insurers say the final draft paper on insurer branches in foreign countries has a bias for subsidiary, not branch structure.

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  After Stockton, economist sees more pain in California and beyond

  By Gil Weinrich  |  April 9, 2013

  Many cities in the state too weak to withstand another recession, says CERF economist.

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  Financial discipline grows 5 years after crisis

  By Mark Jewell  |  April 3, 2013

  After weathering the recession, Americans are now saving more and paying down debt.

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  National Financial Partners weighs selling itself

  By Associated Press  |  March 13, 2013

  The company's board has formed a committee to consider a possible sale after receiving "indications of interest."

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  New York issues heavy-duty warning against PBR

  By Elizabeth D. Festa  |  November 27, 2012

  On the eve of the NAIC manual adoption, New York Department of Financial Services Superintendent Benjamin Lawsky launched a warning to his insurance commissioners about principles-based reserving.

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  An annuity remedy for market blues

  By Philip Rousseaux  |  November 20, 2012

  Cure baby boomer retirement woes with an indexed annuity with a living benefit rider.

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  Allianz names new VP of Actuarial Reporting and Analysis

  By Noah Guillaume  |  October 5, 2012

  Steve Thiel will be responsible for timely reporting of actuarial balances while analyzing the financial performance of the insurer.

• Welcome to Lehman Brothers. We’re open for business

  By Staff Writer  |  September 25, 2012

  It’s a scenario worthy of a vampire movie. A company once considered dead is still alive.

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  Economic Recovery is Weakest Since World War II

  By Paul Wiseman  |  August 15, 2012

  The recession that ended three years ago this summer has been followed by the feeblest economic recovery since the Great Depression.

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  Investor Sentiment as a Contrarian Indicator

  By Tom Nawrocki  |  July 26, 2012

  If history is any guide, we’ve got about an eight percent chance that the market will go up in the next six months.