Consumer Financial Protection Bureau official wants to create principles-based disclosures that are simple for consumers to understand.

New paper from NAMIC highlights legislative issues surrounding vehicle repair.

A report indicates that the Obama administration will work to promote the availability of annuities and other forms of guaranteed income.

We may just be emerging from a recession, but these IT shops will soon be facing tough challenges in not only standing up new systems, but finding the talent to do it.

House vote grants one more year for cash-strapped program.

Several key provisions of the health care reform law go into effect today.

The typically soft-spoken Alabama Republican told reporters "there's no question" he will be elected chairman by the Republican Steering Committee.

New report surveys efforts to draft specific rules for the insurance industry.

With eight days to go before it expires, the bill now awaits passage from the House.

Personal and Commercial Lines Interface Leadership awards were presented during ASCnet’s 2010 TENCon event; Allied Insurance and Chubb won Innovation Interface Leadership Awards.

At NAMIC convention, speakers urge continued industry engagement as legislators reshape regulatory environment.

PCI urges Congress to act as NFIP set to end during height of hurricane season.

New website intended to serve the litigation discovery needs of insurers.

Observers opine that regardless of their feelings about Elizabeth Warren, it's hard to see her nomination as a very satisfactory result.

As substantial changes to the regulatory environment percolate, Swiss Re takes measure.

At CSC’s Future Focus, the buzz was around consumers, agents and mobility—all topics insurers can’t ignore.

Agents Council for Technology offers free customizable starting point for agents’ own security plans and programs.

The appointment avoids a potentially difficult Senate confirmation battle for Warren, who is strongly opposed by the banking and financial services industry as well as several GOP lawmakers.

In an effort to bolster earnings, P&C industry will continue to report favorable reserve development in 2010 and 2011, but at a declining rate, says A.M. Best.

Dodd agreed with Republicans, arguing that the interim idea sounded akin to a recess appointment.