"Looking over a long period of time, insurance companies produce higher volatility and lower returns on equity to shareholders," said Stephen Mildenhall, executive vice president and chief actuary, Ao

Drivers are required to purchase $10,000 in personal injury protection, and the measure contains provisions aimed at preventing fraud--which a state grand jury had found was prevalent under the old sta

Charges by the Connecticut attorney general that reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter engaged in price fixing for 50 years make no sense given the structure of the deals in question, according to the insu

The governor said Mr. Wagner was "a great asset to the state of Nebraska. He was very professional when it came to the role he played in regulating the insurance industry, yet was very successful in h

To recognize the efforts of innovative agencies using technology to improve service, boost productivity and reduce costs, National Underwriter--in partnership with ACORD--is launching the inaugural "N

The decision by the Court of Appeals settles a dispute between agencies over the status of the New York Liquidation Bureau that goes back to January 2004, when the comptroller sought to audit the fin

In its 2007 Legislative Cost Monitoring Report, the WCIRB found that fees and utilization of services have been reduced, in some cases heavily, as a result of legislation passed by the state since 200

WASHINGTON--Taxpayers and businesses would lose significant protections if there is no renewal of federal supports for insurers after a major terrorism attack, according to a RAND Corp. study released