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Insurers Brace For Capitol Hill Battles Over Federal Regulatory Reform Proposals

Even though debate on a national health care reform bill in the U.S. Senate is grabbing all the headlines, federal legislation that would radically alter how insurers are regulated remains on the front burner in Congress.

By Arthur D. Postal | Updated on November 29, 2009

Washington

Even though debate on a national health care reform bill in the U.S. Senate is grabbing all the headlines, federal legislation that would radically alter how insurers are regulated remains on the front burner in Congress, with crucial details yet to be worked out, industry lobbyists warn.

For example, debate will resume Nov. 30 on a package of bills dealing with a host of financial services reform issues raised by various House committees, leading up to a floor vote on the entire legislative package in early December.

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