A panel of the Senate Appropriations Committee has voted to effectively stop FEMA from implementing mandated NFIP rate increases for grandfathered properties.

The Treasury Department is asking the public to comment on the long-term availability and affordability of terrorism risk insurance.

The NFIP's dire financial condition and the limited scope of scheduled rate increases haven't prevented politicians from crying foul and seeking to delay reforms they championed a year ago.

Physician dispensing of repackaged drugs, especially for patients receiving workers compensation benefits, is drawing the scrutiny of insurers, legislators and regulators.

AIG has named Jim Dwane as the new president and CEO of its property and casualty business in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The nations 20 state-run workers compensation funds showed strong growth for the second straight year, according to a new A.M. Best Co. report.

American International Group is now officially regulated as one of the first two non-banks designated as systemically important.

Members of Congress are demanding that the Federal Emergency Management Agency finesse the impact of steep flood insurance premium increases mandated by a 2012 law even as a key government watchdog lauded FEMA for its efforts to ensure that flood insurance rates reflect risks.