Regulation/Legislation

Two ratings agencies offered positive assessments of American International Group after the U.S. Treasurys sell-down to a minority stake in the company, with Moodys Investors Service calling the development another credit-positive milestone and Fitch Ratings stating that recent actions have rejuvenated AIG.

Despite the increased focus on data security, many insurers experienced data breaches in the past 12 months. Here, two attorneys explore compliance regulations in the wake of complex schemes.

The passage of the model act demonstrates the NAIC's focus on ERM practices and the requirement that they be integrated in insurers operating models.

The agency created to quickly identify and address risks to the stability of the U.S. financial system needs greater transparency to do its job correctly, the Government Accountability Office says in a new study.

A House panel has passed legislation, sought by both industry groups and plaintiff lawyers, designed to streamline enforcement of the Medicare Secondary Payment program.

Reading the reminiscences of former Florida Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallaghers trials in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew got me to thinking about what a hit the insurance industry took from that storm. Im not talking about the financial hit, but the reputational hit.