The senator said he personally believes that a measure drafted in the House--the State Modernization and Regulatory Transparency Act (SMART)--is a "good, workable approach," providing some sort of feder

The study, titled "Title Insurance: Preliminary Views and Issues for Further Study," was released yesterday by the GAO through Rep. Mike Oxley, R-Ohio, House Financial Services Committee chairman. Rep

Under the IRS' ruling the exemption applies only to nonlife insurance companies with "gross receipts" for the taxable year that do not exceed $600,000, if premiums make up more than 50 percent of gros

The trial of three former General Re and one former AIG official--stemming from a finite reinsurance deal alleged to have been used to inflate AIG's earnings--has been moved to Connecticut from

Federal regulation, flood and terrorism insurance among key items for

Bills to establish trust fund, medical criteria left in limbo without shift in

Property-casualty insurance company and producer groups are sharply at odds over legislation introduced last week in the U.S. Senate that would create a federal licensing process enabling insurers

The "National Insurance Act of 2006" would also bar states from preventing or restricting producers with a state license from selling, soliciting or negotiating insurance on behalf of national insurer