Regulation and compliance
Regulation and compliance
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Property/casualty sector excluded, but med-mal caps provision expected to be opposed by White House, Senate Democrats.
March 23 -
Wendy Richey brings VP experience from HealthSpring as well as a federal background, after working with congress throughout the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
March 23 -
For dealing with the immense complexities behind regulatory and risk concerns, static data and spreadsheets may not cut it.
March 19 -
Seven state insurance commissioners among 15-member Federal Advisory Committee on Insurance; meeting agenda not set.
March 16 -
Fewer fraudulent claims and lower premiums a few effects of the passed personal injury protection reform.
March 13 -
Product addresses a variety of best practices and risks associated with employee use of personal devices for work, including legal issues that arise from access of employee data by an employer.
March 13 -
Regulatory claims tops the list of liability issues, as more than two-thirds of companies in new study report inquiring on amount and scope of D&O coverage.
March 7 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will issue rules that would impose new limits on force-placed insurance products.
March 6 -
Insurers using new enterprise social marketing platform to standardize the compliance efforts of its employees, representatives using social networking sites.
February 29 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission has pressed bailed-out insurer American International Group to provide more disclosures on guaranteed interest rates in its life insurance business.
February 14 -
Federal agencies put forth rule requiring insurers to provide explicit information to enrolling consumers.
February 10 -
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New analysis from Celent finds insurers delaying policy administration replacements as they brace for Solvency II.
February 9 -
IIABA backs legislation that would exclude agent compensation from medical loss ratio determination.
February 3 -
As a deadline passes, the Federal Insurance Offices report on modernizing insurance regulation remains a no-show.
February 3 -
Department of Housing and Urban Development proposal an example of why insurers need to engage evolving regulatory risks, rather than bunker down and weather the current storm.
February 2 -
On-demand service designed to improve searches of sanctioned lists in an attempt to decrease the risk of compliance failures.
January 31 -
Force-placed auto insurance and post-foreclosure insurance among the subjects of New York's Department of Financial Services probe.
January 30 -
On both the federal and international levels, 2012 will be a profoundly important year in the realm of insurance regulation, especially the Dodd-Frank Act.
January 19 -
Insurers are warming to the notion of standardized product approval according to a report from consulting and actuarial firm Milliman Inc.
January 6