WASHINGTON--Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said yesterday that the Obama administration plans to outline a set of "relatively concrete" proposals on financial regulatory reform before March 26 when

WASHINGTON--Climate change is a critical issue to insurance regulators because insurers and consumers "will be among the first to feel the effects" of it, Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Sean Dilweg

WASHINGTON--Property-casualty insurance trade groups are breathing a sigh of relief due to Congresses' extension of the National Flood Insurance Program until Sept. 30--the end of the current

WASHINGTON--Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke has sent out a letter assuring Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass that his agency has pressed American International Group to ensure that "robust"

"[The federal charter] would allow strong consumer protections and uniform regulation across states that would lower administrative costs and improve access to new and innovative products," said the

"[The federal charter] would allow strong consumer protections and uniform regulation across states that would lower administrative costs and improve access to new and innovative products," said the

WASHINGTON--The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies said it remains opposed to an optional federal charter for property-casualty insurers, but will not oppose an OFC system for life

WASHINGTON--Insurance companies will be required to send monthly data to a federally regulated database reporting vehicles they have classified as total losses, under a new regulation effective April