Regulation/Compliance

The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Risks won't be disbanded, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Financial Integrity and Regulation Management Act would stop prudential regulators from writing rules or guidance that involve any use of reputational risk in supervision.

The jury is still out on whether the California insurance regulator's plan to let insurers use catastrophe modeling for rates will make wildfire loss coverage more widely available.

To realize the full value of data as an asset takes more than the right algorithm.

Regulators embraced technology and demonstrated a willingness to reconsider long standing positions when faced with pressing need.

The key goal should be to help close the loop between innovation and utility, which is sometimes overlooked in a time of rapid technology expansion.

When the government instead purports to rewrite the terms of policies already in force, serious problems arise.

The U.S. insurance industry offers a test case of decentralized authority.

New York’s State Senate is considering a bill that would impose sweeping new requirements for organizations that collect and process consumer data, including a fiduciary-like duty to protect such data.

The measure by Progressive Caucus co-chair Pramila Jayapal would steer all Americans into the Medicare program in two years.

Blockchain use fundamentally changes the way that different constituencies -- including insurers and departments of insurance -- interact.

FEMA is working with companies that sell policies under the National Flood Insurance Program to find out what can be sold.

The American Association of Insurance Services will launch the openIDL to share data between carriers and regulators.