Insurers should think less about functions and the data itself, and focus instead on processes.

The Senator's plan would establish a timeline for accelerating the development, adoption and implementation of a set of operating rules for each HIPAA transaction.

Department of Health and Human Services allocates $25 million for medical liability pilot initiative.

A new study says that nearly 26,000 state and federal rules impacting the insurance industry will change or be created this year.

Study’s findings of a lack of FCPA compliance, coupled with a potential increase in federal enforcement activities, could prove a perfect storm for D&O insurers.

Organization of mutual insurers says that seeking to apply the Community Reinvestment Act to insurance companies would be “forcing a square peg into a round hole.”

Consequential bills will advance in House in the coming weeks, NAMIC says.

Norkom Watch List Smart Update designed to reduce costly false positives in detection of financial crime.

INN recognized 10 of the industry’s most successful female insurance leaders at the second annual Women in Insurance Leadership Forum.

GNAIE says measurement approach for insurance contracts proposed by IASB is problematic.

While its assessment of other areas wasn't exemplary, the Electronic Privacy Information Center gave the Obama administration high marks for its medical privacy efforts.

Bill intended to reduce overlapping regulation of ceding insurers.

Goal is to review agencies’ role, effectiveness.

Association says Japan Post Insurance enjoys favorable treatment in marketplace.

Senate urged to pass companion legislation to House bill.

With the financial crisis fresh in their minds and new regulatory hurdles on the horizon, insurers are looking to get more out of their GRC solutions.

Rather than allowing others to define them as villains in the health care debate, health insurers need to be assertive in highlighting their value consumers.

For the fourth year in a row, INN is proud to recognize female leaders paving the way for others in the insurance industry.

Also receiving recognition this year are four leaders who have successfully driven significant project and/or process improvements within their companies.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has joined with other U.S. financial regulators in completing a self-assessment under the Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP). While the U.S. Treasury is the principal coordinating body for the FSAP, in the insurance sector, the NAIC has evaluated the extent to which U.S. insurance regulatory practices “observe” international principles established by the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS).