Compliance

Unlike their CFO brethren in other industries, financial services execs' expectations still tempered by economy and regulatory issues.

Insurer associations continue to speak out about consequences from the new medical loss rules enacted Monday.

As November 30 deadline approaches, insurer voting continues as INN and Celent partner on INN’s 5th annual ranking of tech solution providers.

The Swiss government defines aggregators as brokers, leading to an interesting situation in which insurers pay them for use of their platforms.

Many in financial services worried the term will give the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau license to crack down wherever it sees fit.

Insurers express concern as amount they spend on medical care is now dictated by HHS regulations.

Robert Wood Johnson report offers modeling approaches for states analyzing what their health insurance exchange should be.

Banks seeking laundry list of carve-outs that would give financial institutions so many exceptions from the rule that it might as well not exist at all.

“Misguided” provision mandating additional expense reporting will place burden on insurers, says mutual association.

Property/casualty industry has until 2012 to comply with new mandatory reporting requirements on liability claims.

Accounting standards board won't wait for the appointment of new board members to pursue its ambitious agenda of rule changes.

Health plan search technology puts power in hands of employees.

Aetna president says company will seek new avenues for growth in response to new law.

The feds say it will be a “secure” system, but definitions of security vary.

Study finds large employers "are reluctant to lose control over a key employee benefit."

Many employers are still undecided on what to do, according to a Willis Group Holdings study.

The senator feels there is further work to be done on GSE Reform and legislation regarding "Too Big To Fail."

Standard designed to provide insurers with guidance on organizational governance; environment; and community involvement and development.

House Republicans trying to repeal provisions of the Dodd-Frank regulatory reform statute may find more success in using oversight powers to curb the law's implementation.

Republicans admit that a pragmatic approach may be necessary to challenge Obama’s health reforms.