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WASHINGTON--Congressional approval of federal regulation for insurance appears unlikely for 2009, and an optional federal charter may never be created, the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. i

Some of the most influential players in the business gathered in New York to assess the outlook for the insurance markets, federal regulation, catastrophe coverage and even how the new Obama

To recognize independent, multi-line agencies making the most innovative use of technology, National Underwriter--in partnership with the ACORD LOMA Insurance Systems Forum--invites nominations and

New York Insurance Superintendent Eric Dinallo agreed that some sort of national insurance regulation is likely on the horizon, but he urged that American International Group not be made into a

Lobbyists for property-casualty carriers must convince Washington lawmakers that insurers are far better at risk management than their banking counterparts to avoid onerous federal regulation, the

Congressional approval of federal regulation for insurance appears unlikely for 2009, and prospects for an optional federal charter in the long term are dim--particularly for property-casualty firms,