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NAPA, CALIF.--The National Conference of Insurance Legislators has approved a revised market conduct model surveillance act that attempts to eliminate some regulatory discretion when it comes to insura

"As of Oct. 31, 2006, nine members (out of 83) had notified OIL of their intention to withdraw from OIL effective Jan. 1, 2007," explained S&P credit analyst Laline Carvalho in a statement. "The exiti

"Given the nature of the Asian market, in which business tends to be placed almost entirely within the region, Singapore provides the perfect hub to source this type of business," the carrier said in

"Given the nature of the Asian market, in which business tends to be placed almost entirely within the region, Singapore provides the perfect hub to source this type of business," the carrier said in

NAPA, CALIF.--Proponents and foes of a larger federal role in insuring mega-catastrophe risk clashed Saturday at a forum here during the annual meeting of the National Conference of Insurance Legislat

Election results for Congress made the biggest headlines last week, but Washington, D.C. wasn't the only focus of insurance industry political operatives on Election Day, as state races across the