With premium volume dropping, underwriting losses soaring and the third-quarter bottom line plummeting into negative territory, you have to wonder if the industry will end up in the red when the

While it's proper for the NAIC to give consumer advocates a free ride to their meetings to make sure the average buyer's perspective is taken into account, those accepting such funding should fully

Can anyone explain where the money for the federal government's $700 billion bailout fund is coming from? Are we simply printing whatever money we need, heading the way of the infamous Weimar

NU's latest quarterly ethics column focuses on the controversy over whether insurance agents and brokers can continue accepting contingency fees from insurers without creating a conflict of interest

One question left unanswered in the mad rush to keep the economy from sinking into oblivion is whether AIG's federal bailout unfairly skewed the playing field against its competitors, says NU Editor

Less than a year after being forced to resign due to a personal scandal, New York's former governor and attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, emerged from his self-imposed political exile to put in his

However, insurers, managing general agencies and tech vendors are also welcome to nominate an agency for NU to contact about entering the award program--although a nomination is not required for an

A key senator requested feedback last week on proposed legislation that would close a loophole providing a tax advantage to some offshore insurers, setting the stage for a showdown in Congress next