A slew of recent reports in the United States and U.K. find insurers grappling with data and technology to address new and changing requirements.

Insurer groups this week shared ACA reform ideas with Congress, including the creation of a copper plan.

The two-year delay in the implementing new regulatory requirements has helped European insurers’ confidence, Ernst & Young says, but almost 76 percent do not yet meet reporting requirements.

Leading companies have poured $13.4 million into defeating a ballot initiative that would give California regulators the power to reject increases in health policy premiums.

Using newly created tactics, Liberty Mutual has been able to have many of Progressive's patent claims cancelled, an important step in fending off the infringement case Progressive has filed against it and other insurers.

IT will be required to develop the robust systems and data environment to perform and analyze risk metrics in tight time frames. There's a regulatory train coming, and IT needs to stay ahead of it.

Market conduct exams, privacy and data protection rank at the top of insurers' regulatory concerns, according to a recent survey.

Having established core capabilities last year, chief risk officers now are focused on making core processes and tools work better, according to Ernst & Young survey.

Most national commercial health insurers, including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield and Humana, say they are ready for the October 1 implementation deadline.

Republican members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have sent letters to every insurer participating in the federal marketplace to request specific enrollment data.

AIG taps Peter Fisher's global experience with the regulation of financial services companies, including his work with the Treasury Department undersecretary for domestic finance and at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The U.S. lawmaker who wrote a Dodd-Frank Act provision that imposes bank-like capital standards on the insurance industry introduced legislation to ease the requirements.

Insurance companies will urge U.S. lawmakers today to stop the Federal Reserve from imposing bank-like capital standards on their industry.

Senate leaders are seeking agreement to quickly pass a House flood-insurance bill to avert steep premium increases for property owners in coastal states.

Lawmakers will hold their first hearing Tuesday on an issue that has largely mystified regulators: how to craft capital rules for insurance companies.

U.S. Health Insurance Regulator says the botched rollout of Healthcare.gov had nothing to do with his decision to leave, and no one encouraged him to leave.

Cohen will step down as director of the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight at the end of the month, when the first enrollment period for the health care law concludes.

With mid-term congressional elections bearing down, the government changed its regulation of Obamacare, which will give insurers more time to sign up customers.

The Obama administration, which has been deliberating the issue since November, is expected to announce today the extension of the health plans.

Health insurers such as WellPoint and Humana stand to gain $5.5 billion next year to cover losses from Obamacare in a program the law’s opponents label a bailout.