European insurance regulators are making progress in developing an approach to determine whether European and U.S. regulatory systems are equivalent, according to officials of the American Insurance Association.

A Wilson, N.C. woman has been arrested after collecting thousands of dollars from her insurance company for a robbery that never actually happened.

The Maryland legislature has rejected legislation that would have imposed an outright ban on the use of credit information in rating automobile insurance.

With the exception of parts of Latin America, reinsurance rates for most of the world continued to decline at the April 1 reinsurance renewals period, a brokerage said.

Standard & Poor's has upgraded AIG's long-term counterparty credit rating and raised its stand-alone credit profile five notches to reflect the federal government's financial support for the company.

Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. honored two of its executives at the YMCA's 40th Annual National Salute to Black Achievers in Industry Awards (bai), held last week in New York.

In the March 29 story, "Agents, Brokers Told 'Invest Now,' By Technology Expert," the description of the document management technology that Vertafore offers was incorrect.

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