Compliance

Congressional Oversight Panel says federal rescue had “poisonous effect” on the marketplace.

Numerous senators get behind an amendment to extend COBRA premium assistance through November 30.

In advance of the upcoming reg reform conference, lawmakers stake out positions on issues, and hint at potential compromises.

The economy still stinks, but the IASA Educational Conference and Business Show came up smelling like a rose.

The browser-based claims program iVOS, and risk management information system RiskConsole, were created to leverage Aon’s claims process when used together.

Task force is set to develop study recommendations by midsummer.

Analysts answers FAQs about how the final regulatory reform bill will shake out.

The software provider was selected out of more than 100 applicants for the ACORD-User Group Information Exchange (AUGIE) Award in Commercial Lines Download.

Insurers approve as FASB and IASB; tell G20 that they are modifying strategy, but still aiming for June 2011 completion date.

The ACORD Certified Expert (ACE) award went to the applicants who best upheld ACORD standard, and China Life received the Rainmaker Award for its translation work.

Exhibitors acknowledge improvements, but daunting challenges remain.

Observers say the assignment for financial agencies is unprecedented and, eclipses past government overhauls, such as Sarbanes-Oxley.

As lawmakers head into the Memorial Day recess, they are leaving behind some unfinished business. The latest extension of the beleaguered National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is due to expire on 12:01 am, June 1.

Accounting standard-setters issued new rules Wednesday that could have profound effects, not just on how assets and liabilities get valued but on how banks and financial services firms do business.

New research points to financial institutions' responses to the financial crisis, regulatory changes and a desire to combat financial crime.

Insurers watch as accounting standard setters prepare to issue new rules that could have profound effects on their business.

Carriers need to spend to optimize current business processes while simultaneously laying the foundation for future growth.

A surprising reprimand of national politicians and a less surprising disregard for the industry highlighted the conference’s first day.

Sen. Patrick Leahy, the No. 2 Democrat on the Agriculture Committee, was named as a conferee instead of Sen. Mark Warner.

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