Schiff's Insurance Observer is an elegantly written publication for people who have a keen interest in the property-casualty and life-insurance industry. Since its inception in 1989, this meticulously researched newsletter has established itself as a leading independent authority on the insurance business.

Schiff's has a long history of revealing important issues and trends in the insurance industry way before they were apparent to others. With its incisive exposés and searing analyses (often crafted with considerable wit) and cutting-edge financial analysis and commentary, Schiff's provides unique insights into why the insurance industry works the way it does. Over the years, Schiff's has exposed frauds and scams, uncovered overvalued and undervalued insurance securities, and revealed important information way before others even picked up on the issues. Schiff's and its editor/writer David Schiff have received wide acclaim from inside and outside the insurance industry. In fact, Schiff's observations frequently become news.

Subscribers to Schiff's Insurance Observer receive about 24 issues a year. Issues are delivered by e-mail or fax, and tend to be several pages.

Schiff's Insurance Observer also holds one of the industry's preeminant conferences in April each year. To find out about upcoming conferences, click here, or call Sarah Jackson at (434) 951-7551.



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Recent examples of articles in Schiff's include:

  • How a series of asset shuffles removed $400 million from Lumbermens and contributed to the Kemper/Lumbermens failure in 2003.
  • Why John Hancock's CEO deserved to be fired for being paid $100 million for orchestrating transactions that cost policyholders and shareholders $1.8 billion.
  • An exposé of the secret connections that AIG and Hank Greenberg have with members of AIG's board of directors.
Click here to see more samples from Schiff's.