Compliance

This compilation of the top slideshows of 2012 is based on pageviews and represents the biggest topics and trends from the past 12 months.

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Implementation of the web-based platform from ISCS is already under way, according to the mutual insurer.

Cash deal worth $175 million to help MphasiS make gains in U.S. mortgage market.

Insurers will pay a fee of 3.5 percent of their premiums to sell plans in a federally run health exchange, the government said today in a regulatory filing. The exchanges are new marketplaces somewhat like online travel services where uninsured people will buy policies.

The New York Insurance Association says New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s mandate to speed the payment of the more than 330,000 claims filed by New Yorkers related to Superstorm Sandy are unnecessary.

The NAIC president comments as House Financial Services subcommittees explore the impact of new standards on the insurance industry.

The vote stops any possible legislation on cybersecurity from being passed this year.

Tuesday’s election has signaled the beginning of several possible changes to the P&C industry, including new faces in oversight committees and an expanding role for the Federal Insurance Office.

Hospitals, physician practices and health insurers breathed a sigh of relief on Election Night as President Barak Obama’s re-election signaled that his administration’s signature legislation—the health reform law—will remain the law of the land and provide some financial clarity for health care stakeholders.

Reluctant insurers must press forward accordingly as they now have nine days to advise the federal government how they plan to manage state-run exchanges.

Young drivers see particularly sharp cuts as prices take the biggest hit in more than 5 years.

The property/casualty industry has historically been regulated at the state level, but insurers have a lot on the line in the Presidential election next week.

Insurers headed into the year set to face some of the industry's biggest challenges, most have overcome the obstacles, but not all.

There are several adjustments insurers can make in the wake of initial feedback from the NAIC regarding its pilot review of U.S. ORSA summary reports.

Insurer seeks improvements in operational intelligence as well as regulatory reporting with latest purchase.

While the majority of insurers plan to be ready by the proposed 2015 deadline, many still have to address their IT practices.

Panel representing hundreds of vendors and businesses engaged in cloud deployments globally discuss standards.

Insurer looks to e-Discovery software suite to advance its legal, IT infrastructure.

Newly formed Global Federation of Insurance Associations will comment on issues affecting the global insurance industry and its regulation.