Regulation and compliance
Regulation and compliance
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National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) says the Federal Trade Commissions (FTC) decision to order nine major insurance companies to provide data for a study of credit-based insurance scoring and homeowners insurance is unnecessary and a waste of money.
December 30 -
Some of the new statutes are designed to reduce claims for accidents or medical needs, push the current limits of employee benefits and refresh the staid regulatory rating environment.
December 29 -
Waltham , Mass. – For the second consecutive year, worries about bribery topped the list of crucial concerns addressed by global corporations, according to a 2008 study conducted by Integrity Interactive Corp., a Waltham , Mass. , firm that helps global corporations manage and reduce risk of compliance failures.
December 23 -
Reston , Va. — NAVA, the association for insured retirement solutions, is praising the selection of former Securities and Exchange Commissioner Mary Schapiro to lead the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
December 22 -
Indianapolis — California insurance consumers and the state’s economy could be severely harmed if proposed changes are made to the state’s insurance rate approval structure. That was the message delivered in written comments to California insurance officials last week by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC).
December 22 -
Currently, Rob Howard is Farmers AVP, national auto physical damage operations.
December 22 -
MGAs and wholesale brokers see opportunities to apply more of the technologies that the standard market is implementing, such as the ACORD XML electronic standards, Real Time workflows and the use of ACORD forms.
December 19 -
Retiring Sen. Hagel sat down with an INN sister publication, to discuss his tenure and the future of financial services, of which includes the possible federal charter.
December 18 -
A survey from Application Security Inc. finds that nearly 60% of organizations keep the majority of confidential data in databases, with 56% having had a data breach in the past year.
December 17 -
The controversial rule, which has a two-year grace period before taking effect, will consider indexed annuities as securities.
December 17 -
The New York State Insurance Commissioner believes several agencies could each oversee a portion of the derivatives market.
December 17 -
The open meeting will enable comment on proposed plan to regulate annuities as securities.
December 12 -
Senate Finance Committee releases draft of proposed changes to the tax code.
December 12 -
The company will pay a $25 million fine to atone for improper accounting practices at former reinsurance unit.
December 11 -
AssureNET GL 4.1 is designed to provide increased management oversight and reduced costs through higher levels of automation.
December 11 -
The financial services meltdown may pressure a new congress and new administration to revamp how the insurance industry is regulated.
December 10 -
The long-gestating proposal lessens collateral requirements for foreign reinsurers.
December 9 -
More than 3,000 members have joined WikonnecT, an Internet-based collaboration network, since the it was launched at the company's Fall Connect conference.
December 6 -
Former CEO of Allianz Life says regulators barked up the wrong tree: The objective of regulations should be aimed at protecting the insurance companies from themselves.
December 6 -
Seward says association will fight push for federal regulation of insurance.
December 6

