As market conduct examinations become more strenuous, insurers look to technology to manage complex requirements.

The law would stiffen punishment for securities law violations targeting senior citizens.

The company's Insurance Compliance Solutions group reviewed and analyzed content from last year’s market conduct exams from across the United States to comprise the top 10 criticisms lists for property/casualty insurance and life and health insurance.

Bradley Lucido will oversee the ethics, compliance and governance programs, policies and procedures across the MassMutual Financial Group companies.

A new Web-based tool verifies compliance against insurer audit rules and helps enforce guidelines to autobody shops and appraisers.

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services nudges physicians with “EHR” incentives, while Kaiser Permanente and Microsoft partner to pilot health data transfers.

The legislative effort to create a federal insurance advisory is eliciting both praise and concern.

Connecticut AG is seeking to reform the way public bonds are rated.

The CFO Forum believes a new set of market-consistent embedded values produce additional consistency and improved disclosure.

NAMIC adds voice to those opposing NAIC plan to aggregate market conduct data.

New technologies and regulations have altered the way the insurance industry approaches financial management and reporting.

The initiative threatens confidentiality, according to the industry group.

Initiative seeks to make medical files easily transferable between insurance companies.

Two new studies examine the implications of Treasury Secretary Paulson’s Plan to overhaul regulation of financial services.

Beginning in 2009, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will have some of the nation's largest companies file their financial results in extensible business reporting language (XBRL).

The collaboration between the two organizations is designed to help insurers achieve process efficiency across multiple systems, processes and business channels.

Contributions promise significant, long-term enhancements to information and insurance capability models.

Senate blocks move to expand National Flood Insurance Program.

The vendor’s “formatting linkbase” contribution provides dynamic rendering of complex financial information based on the XBRL standard.

European insurers are ponying up the cash to ready their infrastructures for more stringent regulatory requirements.