SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS--A national regulators' session to discuss guidelines insurers use to rate customers as risks turned into a debate between consumer and industry representatives over redlining yester

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS--The National Association of Insurance Commissioners gave preliminary approval today to a new scheme to replace the current 100 percent collateral requirement for foreign reinsurers

Lloyd's, company players look to establish paperless process as quickly as

Commissioner James Donelon and Gov. Kathleen Blanco held a meeting Tuesday with representatives of commercial insurance carriers to hear their concerns about the risks they face in the post-Katrina er

But unfortunately there is no one to say, "Stop! You are both right!" The arguments have gone on and on, with even a two-year time-out when the parties attempted to work through their differences in

"If you have an out-of-control company, but with a terrific capital modeling program, I am not sure how good that can be," he said, speaking at the 18th Annual Executive Conference for the

Fighting insurance fraud is big business throughout the nation--particularly in key states such as New Jersey and California--and keeping up with ever-evolving criminal tactics via formal training

Potentially record-setting profits this year for insurers might lead to a slew of problems down the road if it prompts "suicidal" competition and eroding public perception, a top Lloyd's official