WASHINGTON--The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America says the federal government should rethink its plans to possibly provide additional bailout money to American International Group,

WASHINGTON--Insurance company and producer associations have joined with the largest credit union trade group to form an interest group aimed at making sure financial services regulatory reforms don't

WASHINGTON--Federal regulators lack the power to deal appropriately with insurers and other non-banking institutions that get into the kind of financial trouble that can pose grave risks to the entire

Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, earlier this month said the extension is designed to provide time for the House and Senate to reconcile their

The chairman of the AXA Group cautioned international and U.S. regulators and legislators not to place insurers in the same category as other troubled financial institutions suffering through the

According to CNBC, AIG's board is scheduled to meet this Sunday night in hopes of hammering out an agreement with the government. But in case it can't, AIG's lawyers at Weill Gotschal are preparing

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

NAPSLO, AAMGA determined to secure regulatory standards bill in new