WASHINGTON--The House won't accept the Senate version of legislation providing a federal backup on terrorism risk insurance and will instead vote to extend the current program until April 30, a key con

WASHINGTON--Legislation with a new approach to reform the nonadmitted property-casualty and reinsurance markets will be introduced in the Senate within two weeks, Sen. John Sununu, R-N.H., hinted today

With a landslide vote, the Senate Banking Committee approved legislation extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act for seven years, drawing a positive message from the Bush administration before the

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WASHINGTON--Two insurance trade groups have commissioned a paper which suggests that a possible solution to the ballooning coastal insurance availability crisis is for the federal government to offer i

WASHINGTON--A trade organization for risk retention groups has written Kansas insurance regulators telling them they lack the authority to require RRGs based outside Kansas to file anti-fraud plans wit

WASHINGTON--The Bush administration late yesterday effectively threw in the towel to its opposition to an extension of legislation providing federal support for insurers after catastrophic terror attac

WASHINGTON--The Bush administration late yesterday effectively threw in the towel to its opposition to an extension of legislation providing federal support for insurers after catastrophic terror attac