Regulation/Legislation

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has created a new state-based systems (SBS) Web site, which is designed to help insurance regulators and industry customers access services m

Solvency II is the newest compliance issue facing European insurers, setting minimum capital requirements for all lines of insurance. In a recent survey of European insurers conducted by Ernst & Young

Terrorism has changed the world over the last five years, and nowhere is that more evident than in the need for anti-money laundering (AML) software for financial services companies in the United Stat

The majority of governmental actions are highly technical and, therefore, the general public rarely notes most public-policy decisions. This is especially true when those legislative actions are made

As Election Day 2006 nears, Florida voters are focusing on who should replace Jeb Bush as the next governor, Attorney General Charlie Crist or Congressman Jim Davis. The insurance industry should be

It is a scenario that has become all too familiar. The state once again finds itself facing a crisis in the property market, this time in the commercial market where the evidence points to a lack of

One of the toughest places in the Sunshine State to buy homeowners' insurance is South Florida where three hurricanes made landfall in the past two years while two other storms sideswiped the coast.

Although it was not lawmakers' highest priority, both the House and Senate worked throughout the legislative session to resolve once and for all the funding and organizational foundation of the