After a massive explosion at the fertilizer plant in West, Texas that claimed the lives of 15 people, injured hundreds and caused more than $100 million in property damage, the town’s recovery rests largely on the shoulders of a man who sells insurance for a living.
- In an NU exclusive interview, Tommy Muska discusses the tragedy, its impact on his town, and its slow road to recovery
- The West Fertilizer Co.’s parent company faces millions in subrogation lawsuits. Who will pay?
- FEMA denies millions in funds needed to rebuild the town’s infrastructure. Read More
Special Report: NU Top 100 P&C Premium Rankings
Check out who’s tops in our annual list of the top P&C performers, ranked by net premiums written. Read More
State of the Reinsurance Market: The List of 2012’s Top 20 Reinsurers
At April 1 renewals, the big news was the continued amount of capital entering the reinsurance market from hedge funds and pension funds. But which reinsurers are ranked the highest? Read More
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Shawn Moynihan
Executive Managing Editor
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