An insurance industry trade group representative is questioning the propriety of three top regulators inviting insurers to attend an expensive charity event.
XL Capital Ltd., the Bermuda-based insurer whose profits have been off, has announced that the company and its chief financial officer, Brian Nocco, have agreed to part ways at year's end.
Former New York Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo, speaking at an industry conference, said he believes producers' acceptance of contingent commissions from insurers is "a clear conflict."
Toronto-based Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited is making a bid of approximately $960 million to acquire a minority stake in Stamford, Conn.-based Odyssey Re.
After doubling in size last Monday, the "Station Fire" in California threatened homes and commercial properties with a total insured value of more than $17 billion.
Health insurance coverage should be required for all, similar to the way most states require auto insurance, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners said late last month.
At the group's June meeting, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners discussed a proposal to set up a new commission aimed at facilitating regulatory uniformity, National Underwriter learned recently.
News of a discussion among a group of state regulators aimed at creating a National Insurance Supervisory Commission isn't being welcomed by one state legislator.
The New York State Insurance Department has added coverages to its excess and surplus lines "export list"-- coverages an excess lines broker can place with a non-admitted carrier without first getting three declinations from New York licensed carriers.