Regulation/Legislation

Maurice Greenberg's reputation and pride took a bigger hit than his wallet in his deal with the SEC to settle charges of accounting fraud at AIG, says NU Editor In Chief Sam Friedman in his blog today at www.NUSamSoapBox.com.

Controversial legislation that would bar foreign-owned insurers from moving their U.S. earnings into so-called "tax havens..."

A New Jersey appeals court has ruled that state officials can go ahead and implement a controversial medical fee schedule for auto injuries that doctors charged was too low.

With many organizations looking for solutions in these financially challenged times, employee benefit captives provide an answer

American International Group's use of affiliate reinsurance is "proper and properly accounted for in accordance with applicable statutory guidance..."

Last month's announcement that Arthur J. Gallagher will be allowed to collect contingent commissions once again starting on Oct. 1 has opened old wounds in the debate over the controversial producer compensation system