WASHINGTON--Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is expected to announce that 12 insurance companies with life operations have been approved for government assistance under the Capital Purchase Program

In a major ruling for employment practices insurers and their clients, employees who are fired for serving as witnesses in internal sexual harassment investigations have legal protection and can sue

The president was accompanied when he entered the White House East Room by Lily Ledbetter, the Alabama woman who is the named plaintiff in the 2007 Supreme Court decision that was reversed by the new

An influential group of financial services executives is proposing creation of an omnibus federal financial regulator, whose jurisdiction would include property-casualty and life insurers, as well as

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has launched a probe into whether American International Group's federal bailout is providing its insurance subsidiaries with an unfair competitive advantage

WASHINGTON--A report today by the board overseeing the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) shows that the value of the government's investment in American International Group declined 63 percent

WASHINGTON--Insurance should be federally regulated and Congress should create a common database of all financially related fraud enforcement actions, a private fraud investigator who attempted to

WASHINGTON--A New York state legislator representing the National Conference of Insurance Legislators called on Congress yesterday to allow states to regulate credit default swaps, saying they are a