Regulation/Legislation

A confidential report and a fired examiners hidden recorder penetrate the cloistered world of Wall Streets top regulatorand its history of deference to banks.

In Maurice Hank Greenbergs telling, the $182 billion taxpayer bailout that saved AIG and perhaps all of Wall Street during the 2008 financial collapse was a government rip-off.

The Florida Citizens' Board of Governors voted to end a 1% surcharge imposed on most Florida homeowners' policies two years earlier than planned.

The Federal Insurance Office will likely ask congressional permission early next to year to negotiate a uniform reinsurance collateral agreement for U.S. and European reinsurers domiciled in qualified jurisdictions.

From 1996 to 2005, 11 pedestrians across New York City died after being struck by bicyclists. What about the rest of the country?

Insurance companies and construction businesses are in open war with trial lawyers and labor unions over New Yorks millennia-old Scaffold Law, which institutes absolute liability on contractors if an employee is injured or killed on the job.