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To most of us, insurance represents a secure investment that provides affordable, dependable protection. Author Kenneth D. Myers believes that this lucrative industry is a business going bad. In False Security, Myers chronicles the abuses of the insurance industry, exposing the inside story of bad investments, unscrupulous or naive executives, bilked clients, collapsed companies, and staggering financial losses. What emerges from this expose is an alarming picture of incompetence, greed, and corruption. Myers reveals how experienced insurance executives jeopardized their companies by trying…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1995Globe Pequot Press, The · 298 pages · 9781616140182
- Other · English · 1995Prometheus Books · 288 pages · 9780879759285
Case studiesInsurance crimesCorrupt practicesInsuranceInsurance fraud