NEW YORK--Insurance regulators will discuss a plan next week to ensure all the states remain in compliance with a federal requirement that they maintain uniform licensing requirements for insurance age

U.S. Sen. Ben Nelson, D-Neb., was named the 2007 Federal Legislator of the Year by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies during its annual conference held earlier this week in Grapevi

WASHINGTON--Legislation extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act for 15 years and beefing up government support for insurers in the event of a major terrorist attack was cleared late yesterday for Ho

WASHINGTON--Legislation extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act for 15 years and beefing up government support for insurers in the event of a major terrorist attack was cleared late yesterday for Ho

WASHINGTON--The House passed legislation today to continue and expand government support for insurers in the event of a terrorism mega-catastrophe for 15 years, setting the stage for a possible confron

Today the House Financial Service Committee is to take up legislation that would create a national catastrophe risk consortium, and Thursday the full House considers legislation to add wind coverage

Trumbull Services, a provider of insurance solutions to the property/casualty insurance industry, has announced the introduction of its latest product, sourc-it vm, an automated tool that offers

Former Ohio Casualty Group and IBM executive John Kellington has been named senior vice president of ACORD. He has a long relationship with the insurance standards association having served on the