MetLife Announces $275M Blow to Balance Sheet

Distracted Driver Disconnect Unabated

New report says economic woes, changing regulatory and legal environment will define market.

President Obama signs continuing resolution that will keep flood program running until November 18.

Ratings agency wins award for third-consecutive year at the Reactions Global Awards 2011.

15 minutes with Sharon Ludlow.

The Department of Health and Human Services has extended public comment on two proposed rules—to establish state insurance exchanges and implement standards related to reinsurance and risk adjustment.

Rhoads Online enables Facebook and mobile phones to be an extensions of its Web-based compliance management system’s email-based alert function.

A national standard would require organizations to take a proactive approach to securing data, and face criminal actions if willfully withholding information about a breach.

Purchase of agency will add 25 employees to staff, expand BB&T’s foothold in California.

Department of Labor agrees to re-purpose rule seeking to clarify definition of fiduciary advice.

The question of how to regulate insurance companies at the holding company level is vexing both here and abroad.

In congressional testimony, NAIFA says proposed common fiduciary standard would harm smaller investors.

Two legislative issues of utmost importance for the insurance industry now head to the Senate floor.

With flood losses mounting and program due to expire at month’s end, upper chamber set to debate bill.

GNAIE wants separate models for short-duration non-life and long-duration life contracts.

Insurers face delays in Fed's determination of how to regulate "nonbank financial institutions" deemed systemically important.

Like walking a tight rope, with social media you cannot remain stagnant or ignore it, yet moving forward presents even more uncertainty as compliance enters the picture.

The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act will present insurers with technology and operational challenges, according to PwC.

In a low-growth economy, technology consolidation enables insurers to increase the production of existing agents, expand into new channels and monitor performance of all sales activities.