Many U. S. firms see business interruptions after Japan disasterPosted by RJ and Makay on May 03, 2011 |
The March earthquake in Japan has caused more than a quarter of large U.S. based businesses to experience supply chain disruptions or contingent business interruptions.
Most of these companies have Contingent Business Interruption insurance, known as CBI, which covers such interruptions of normal operations and income. Some of the covered companies still face significant risk, according to a new Greenwich Market pulse study.
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U.S. banks BB&T Corp. (BBT) and PNC Financial Services Group (PNC) are among other lenders showing interest in Royal Bank of Canada’s struggling U.S. consumer banking business, according to a Bloomberg report.








