Legislation seeks to excise consolidated returns penalty from the tax code.

Allianz Life President & CEO Gary Bhojwani weighs in after court strikes down controversial SEC regulation.

House votes to extend National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) for an additional six months.

Nationwide backs legislation to ban texting while driving (TWD), and contends technology will play an important role in changing behavior behind the wheel.

The degree, awarded by the University of Essex, is aimed at practitioners in financial services who may already be qualified but are seeking to gain a higher education degree to advance in their careers.

Despite taking heavy fire from critics last week on the Obama administration's regulatory reform plan, Treasury Secretary Geithner gave no sign he was willing to compromise.

In development for the past 18 months, technical and functional changes to StoneRiver solutions are designed to help carriers reduce complexity, increase flexibility.

Treasury Department releases legislative language for its Office of National Insurance.

Conning Research reports that life insurers’ tactics may no longer be effective in the face of recessionary and regulatory impacts on state-based wealth demographics.

Judges say SEC should reconsider controversial ruling that would regulate annuities as securities.

Bill details show first hurdle for Tier I firms is just $10B assets

Government Accountability Office's study recommends that a new proposed systemic-risk regulator be specifically tasked with limiting leverage

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank says consumer groups need time to respond to industry arguments against the new agency and efforts to limit its authority.

New York Insurance Department statistics show arrests are down and convictions are up.

The American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) is voicing concerns about long-term care legislation currently under consideration by the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee.

More than 1,000 members of the Health Insurance Agent & Broker Alliance besieged Senate and House offices on Capitol Hill yesterday.

Trade associations send joint letter to legislators asking for exclusion from proposed federal agency.

HIMSS sent a letter yesterday asserting the Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology (CCHIT) should be the sole certifying entity for EHRs.

The insurer hopes to jumpstart its new strategic application development initiative for large commercial products.

Another measure to temporarily extend the federal backstop is introduced in the House.