WASHINGTON--New York Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo and federal regulators were hit with withering criticism from the leadership of the Senate Banking Committee today as he tried to defend

WASHINGTON--A Mississippi congressman on Tuesday reintroduced legislation that would add wind coverage to the National Flood Insurance Program--something the industry said is already widely available

American International Group's former chairman and chief executive officer, Maurice Greenberg, is suing his old company, charging that excessive speculation in risky derivatives and lack of

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke blasted American International Group at a Senate hearing today, saying "nothing has made me more angry" than AIG's ability "to exploit a huge gap in the

WASHINGTON--A top House Financial Services Committee aide told state insurance legislators on Friday that legislation passed in this Congress will create a federal regulator for insurance, "certainly

WASHINGTON--Three property-casualty trade groups on Saturday made an impassioned plea before state legislators, defending the appropriateness of using education and occupation data in setting rates

The P-C panel acted after Howard Goldblatt, director of government affairs for the CAIF cited data indicating that airbag theft and fraud continues "to be a big problem and a public safety issue,

WASHINGTON--State insurance legislators on Friday deferred action on a proposed Market Conduct Annual Statement Model Act, in hopes of working with state regulators on a joint approach leading to