House subcommittee passes modified version of new regulatory

A Treasury Department official declined last week to endorse any of the various proposals for federal involvement in insurance regulation, but acknowledged the regulatory challenges facing the

The Maryland law, enacted by the state legislature over the veto of Governor Robert Ehrlich, requires non-governmental employers with 10,000 or more employees to spend 8% of their payroll on employee

Although the measure was approved by a voice vote with no opposition, some members argued that more work needs to be done on the bill to alleviate the concerns of the National Association of Insurance

WASHINGTON--A Treasury official declined yesterday to endorse any of the various proposals for federal involvement in insurance regulation, but said the problems facing the industry would likely requir

The U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling establishing a standard for what constitutes employer retaliation against workers filing complaints is unlikely to cause any seismic changes for the insurance

Lawmakers are asking a federal group studying the terrorism insurance marketplace to consider the lack of reinsurance for such exposures and other obstacles preventing carriers from assuming these

Members of Congress used a hearing last week designed to examine the housing market's ability to withstand a major catastrophe, as well as whether a national catastrophe pool should be established,