The association hires two Capitol Hill veterans to lobby lawmakers.

In a new report, Ernst & Young says carriers need to account for a changing landscape in the year ahead.

The standards organization rewards Lloyd Chumbley and Roy Laker with promotions.

Anna Monteiro was named senior director of regulatory products and editorial operations and Randy Schwingen was appointed director of corporate actions products and editorial operations.

Association creates special committee and hires Washington firm as fight over federal regulation looms.

A coalition of insurance companies file suit to block implementation of Rule 151A.

Expectations of mounting regulations may well signal a boon for solutions for risk management and compliance.

Association selects former Iowa insurance commissioner Vaughan for top post.

Consultant Watson Wyatt says risk management and reform are among life insurers’ key concerns this year.

Bill wants companies receiving bailout money to trim executive compensation.

Supporters of state regulation say the new study comes short of advocating federal charter for insurers.

The commission unveils full text of ruling that reclassifies annuities as securities.

Report on financial modernization includes a call to reassess the federalization of insurance regulation.

The National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies sent members of Congress and state insurance policymakers a report, analyzing the causes of the nation’s financial crisis.

The organizations will demonstrate ways to implement the 5010 HIPAA transaction standards through existing testing tools, best practices and public-private collaborations that are already broadly recognized within the healthcare industry.

Spun off from Fiserv, the well-known insurance tech giant will take the name StoneRiver—a brand signifying “strength and transformation,” and akin to its adoptive parents, Stone Point Capital LLC.

Allegations of mismanagement at the life insurer are incurring the wrath of state regulators.

Insurance association says ordering insurers to surrender customer data poses a risk.

A group of insurers says that more needs to be done to enable insurers to fairly present their financial statements for year-end 2008.

With the financial services meltdown as a catalyst, insurers will wage legislative battles on the front.