The nation's insurance regulators have pressed insurance trade organizations for specifics on how use of credit in determining rates affects certain groups of people, and criticized the answers for not being specific enough.

The chief executive of Zurich-based ACE Ltd., Evan Greenberg, reasserted a call to end state regulation of insurance in the United States...

Shareholders of IPC Holdings voted down a proposal to merge with Max Capital Friday, but rival bidder Validus, wary of potential responses from IPC's board, said it will look to replace that board if there's no deal soon.

What kind of job did Eric Dinallo do as New York's insurance superintendent? To rate his performance please respond to NU's weekly online poll at www.property-casualty.com.

The Federal Reserve Board suffered paper losses of almost $9 billion, or 19 percent, in the first quarter of 2009 on risky securities it took over from American International Group last year, according to a new report.

Now that President Obama has abandoned his campaign promises, there is no telling what his final health care reform plan will look like, says NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman in his blog today at www.NUSamSoapbox.com.

Officials of the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America are voicing strong opposition to provisions of a Senate healthcare reform bill that would create a public plan in competition with private insurers.

Shareholders of IPC Holdings Ltd. have voted down a merger bid from Max Capital Group Ltd., and Max has decided to take its offer off the table rather than sweeten the deal.