Property/casualty sector excluded, but med-mal caps provision expected to be opposed by White House, Senate Democrats.

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.

For dealing with the immense complexities behind regulatory and risk concerns, static data and spreadsheets may not cut it.

Seven state insurance commissioners among 15-member Federal Advisory Committee on Insurance; meeting agenda not set.

Fewer fraudulent claims and lower premiums a few effects of the passed personal injury protection reform.

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.

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.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will issue rules that would impose new limits on force-placed insurance products.

Insurers using new enterprise social marketing platform to standardize the compliance efforts of its employees, representatives using social networking sites.

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.

Federal agencies put forth rule requiring insurers to provide explicit information to enrolling consumers.

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New analysis from Celent finds insurers delaying policy administration replacements as they brace for Solvency II.

IIABA backs legislation that would exclude agent compensation from medical loss ratio determination.

As a deadline passes, the Federal Insurance Office’s report on modernizing insurance regulation remains a no-show.

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.

On-demand service designed to improve searches of sanctioned lists in an attempt to decrease the risk of compliance failures.

Force-placed auto insurance and post-foreclosure insurance among the subjects of New York's Department of Financial Services probe.

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.

Insurers are warming to the notion of standardized product approval according to a report from consulting and actuarial firm Milliman Inc.