Compliance

The state of Kansas is returning federal grant funds to build a state insurance exchange mandated under the Affordable Care Act.

A.M. Best report: Life industry vulnerable, P&C safe, for now

American International Group Inc. plans to sue Bank of America and other financial institutions to recover losses on mortgage-backed securities.

Nearly two-thirds of insurance executives responding to a survey say their companies will be involved in a merger or acquisition in the next two years.

As doubts spread over the process to merge global accounting standards, IASB Chief remains bullish.

Health Insurance Exchange Chief Leaving Job

Teens to Feel Impact of Driving Bill

Increased attention from regulators, rating agencies and consumers are lending new urgency to efforts by insurers to improve governance practices.

Four insurance technology experts reveal how close IT-business collaboration works to facilitate IT budgets that foster long-term growth.

Insurers seek consistency as U.S. and international regulators look to define systemic risk.

U.S. Investigation of ING May Lead to Fines

CMS wants health insurers to develop standardized summaries of health plan packages

Aetna Hosts White House Health Technology Innovation Summit

Former Treasury official tells Senate Banking Committee that he would be an independent voice on Financial Stability Oversight Council.

Group Asks for Alcohol Detection Technology

Insurance giant MetLife Inc. said Thursday it plans to sell its banking affiliate but will remain in residential finance and servicing through its MetLife Home Loans division.

WellPoint Near Agreement on Large Breach Class Action Suit

Questions Plague State Health Exchange Program

Survey: Health Insurance Brokers Vital in Years to Come

Geopolitical upheaval, rapid technological and regulatory change and a spate of natural disasters join persistent financial disquiet to form a potent challenge for insurers.