Regulation/Legislation

New York States Department of Insurance has filed its rehabilitation plan for Financial Guaranty Insurance Company, outlining how payments will be made in cash to claimants as available funds allow.

A report from A.M. Best says insurance regulators in developing nations need better data and stricter risk-based supervisory models to preserve solvency as the markets in these countries grow.

Regulatory developments in the European Union and United States present opportunities for large insurers that can use their resources to reduce their capital requirements, while smaller insurers may have to consider strategies such as specializing in particular lines of business to compete, a new report says.

Rating factors that have little to do with an individuals driving abilities appear to have considerable bearing on the price consumers pay for auto insurance, a report from Consumer Federation of America asserts.

NAIC's ORSA approach continues to evolve rapidly. Improve your overall compliance and control efforts now.

Legislation that would exempt agent commissions from the medical loss ratio calculation mandated under the healthcare-reform law passed a House committee today.