The U.S. Chamber of Commerce issued a statement of principles on insurance regulatory reform last week that opposes rate regulation but does not take a stand on whether oversight should remain

The softening property-casualty market sent U.S. reinsurance premiums down steeply last year, but the business being written remains just as profitable, an industry group's survey and analysis

The collapse of the housing market and the severe downturn in the economy could reignite insurance scoring battles in state legislatures and in Congress, according to consumer groups, which expect

Eliot Spitzer resigned after only 14 months as New York's governor in the wake of a prostitution scandal. Yet in spite of the negativity surrounding Mr. Spitzer's exit from politics and his