Compliance

The suggestions are intended to improve the health care act’s individual mandate clause, regardless of whether the law’s controversial centerpiece is legally removed over time.

A Texas judge orders the insurer to reimburse policyholders for charging "excessive premiums."

New PWC report examines the top issues confronting the insurance industry in 2011.

QBE, the insurer used by Wells Fargo and SunTrust, avoids oversight through 'surplus lines' structure.

The Urban Institute report explains the four rationales for multi-state exchanges.

Report reveals only 46% of U.K. insurers are confident the industry will meet Solvency II deadline.

Point-of-sale solution to streamline implementations, enhance one-click information access.

The committee is now designed to be more agile and able to meet the specific requirements of diverse member communities.

The provision to limit debit interchange fees has become the go-to example of how the regulatory reform law will hurt smaller institutions.

The bill, which awaits President Obama's signature, would repeal PPACA’s 1099 tax reporting requirement.

Association cites research that 2007 Washington law has increased insurance costs $190 million in the state.

Forum to address supervision of insurance companies belonging to internationally active groups.

Longview Tax is designed to seamlessly manage global tax accounting processes and improve transparency, efficiency, analysis and auditability.

Government and industry leaders decried the law, calling it backward and misguided.

Association is postponing a decision on whether or not to endorse the Access to Professional Health Insurance Advisors Act of 2011 for at least a month.

New process designed to allow P&C insurers to offload bureau, state reporting in less than 30 days.

Insurance association questions need for proposed solvency assessment tool as NAIC meets in Texas.

Much like how SOX spurred IT spend at the beginning of the last decade, the federal health care reform law is sparking a similar trend.

A year ago today, as President Obama signed the landmark Affordable Care Act into law, members of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) probably did not envision being in the center of a firestorm over its ultimate governance. But state regulators in Texas this week and next for the NAIC’s 2011 Spring Annual Meeting are indeed finding their industry-related activities under question from a consumers’ group.

The Group of North American Insurance Enterprises exclusively focuses on accounting and solvency issues.