Regulation/Legislation

Based on current market prices, the U.S. government expects to earn a profit from its loans and investments in American International Group (AIG).

I spent several days in Orlando recently at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Fall 2010 National Meeting.

A regulatory lawyer raised concerns about a new proposed FDIC rule dealing with resolving troubled insurers that the federal agency believes constitute potential systemic risk to the financial system.

The Target Markets Program Administrators Association is soliciting program administrators for its Target Markets Insurance Company.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will likely adopt a minimal plan to collect surplus lines insurance taxes without tackling the bigger issue of uniform regulation between the states after an association's task force vote last week.

The independent auditor of the Troubled Asset Relief Program is questioning the Treasury Department's arithmetic as it relates to the government's projected losses on its investment in American International Group.