Regulation and compliance
Regulation and compliance
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House Republicans sent a letter to regulators saying that businesses and consumers are "stymied" by a number of factors and urged them not to rush rulemaking.
March 11 -
A new report says the economy will continue to stall growth in insurance, and points to technology as the competitive differentiator, yet IT budgets are not increasing significantly.
March 10 -
Last year, Assurant collected roughly $2.7 billion of premiums through its specialty insurance division, making force-placed insurance the company's most profitable segment.
March 10 -
French insurance CIOs divinations proving true; the nation's pending tax reforms could impact the life insurance industry for years to come.
March 10 -
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INN recalls accomplishments of past honorees, sets date for new meeting.
March 8 -
Insurance leads banking in finding new ways to vet securities.
March 7 -
Ongoing low-growth environment presents a multitude of challenges, and technology will be a competitive differentiator, says new report from Deloitte.
March 7 -
Regulators convene to foster better international coordination and discuss impact of Solvency II, Dodd-Frank reforms.
March 4 -
Against a groundswell of state-based unrest, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act continues to churn forward under a blanket of contention.
March 2 -
Report examines inconsistencies in the technology and reporting requirements for EHR meaningful use incentive program.
February 28 -
Guidelines issued by Lloyds reveal tightness of implementation timetable.
February 28 -
Product is designed to enable workers' comp claims payers to further drive operational efficiencies and cost containment in their claims operations.
February 28 -
Lawmakers set a series of ambitious deadlines, requiring regulators to complete roughly 170 new rules by July.
February 23 -
U.S. insurers can't ignore E.U. actions in an era of harmonizing global regulations.
February 16 -
Elizabeth Warren's comments came even as House Financial Services Committee Chair Spencer Bachus questioned her role at the CFPB.
February 16 -
The administration will issue a "financial crisis responsibility fee" of $30B on institutions with more than $50B of assets that took TARP money to be paid over the next 10 years.
February 14 -
To navigate through the changing market, insurers will think, act and spend differently in 2011.
February 14 -
Solutions are tailored to help states quickly roll out their health insurance exchanges by 2014.
February 14 -
What the SEC says and thinks it wants and what will most likely materialize figures to be a much different story.
February 10