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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has decided an indirect, behind-the-scenes approach to reducing the strain on health insurance agents through the medical loss ratio provision will be most effective

American International Group’s future success without government support will depend on a number of factors that are hard to forecast right now.

A recent tech security survey for the financial services sector might give the impression that the insurance industry has awakened to the threat of cyber-risks, but one analyst warns that there remains much room for improvement.

The results of a recent technology security survey for the financial services sector might give the impression that the insurance industry has awakened to the threat of cyber-risks.

Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Nonnie Burnes said she is resigning next week to become a senior university fellow at Northeastern University.

American International Group, in a confidential gloom-and-doom discussion paper obtained by National Underwriter, has warned government regulators that unless it is kept afloat, there would be

The "strictly confidential" document--titled "AIG: Is the Risk Systemic?"--has undergone several drafts. The one obtained by NU Online was dated Friday, March 6, and was prepared with government

WASHINGTON--A new study paid for by two insurance trade groups and a financial services organization says federal oversight would allow regulators to move more quickly on industry problems than state