As debate continues on financial services reform legislation in the Senate, the insurance industry will be working to revise regulatory provisions they consider too "bank-centric."
After three days of sparring, the Senate approved a procedural move last Wednesday night that will allow debate on S. 3217, the "Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act of 2010," to proceed.
The Senate is expected to spend two weeks debating the measure.
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