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U.K. Regulators Watching Impact of Capital Influx on Insurers
British regulators are scrutinizing the impact of the wave of capital from investors such as hedge and pension funds on the insurance industry. "The availability of this additional capital inevitably ...
Government Shutdown Could Trigger Delays in Civil Cases
U.S. Justice Department lawyers from New York to San Francisco are asking judges to delay civil cases as the government partially shuts down, and in Manhattan already won a halt to litigation except ...
Delaying Solvency II Until 2016 Would Harm Insurers: Hulle at FERMA
Further delays to the implementation of Solvency II would compromise the ability of European insurers to deliver protection for their clients in a riskier world, according to a leading insurance ...
Government Shutdown Could Jeopardize Economic Recovery: CEOs
Chief executive officers at companies ranging from Honeywell International Inc. to JetBlue Airways Corp. said that a prolonged shutdown of the U.S. government has the potential to jeopardize the ...
Ex-AIG Chief Greenberg Fails to Persuade Judge to Leave Case
Former AIG Inc. Chairman Maurice "Hank" Greenberg lost a second bid to have a judge remove himself from an eight-year-old lawsuit brought by the New York attorney general's office. Greenberg in July ...
How Government Shutdown Will Affect P/C Insurance Industry
The property/casualty insurance industry should not be seriously affected by the federal government shutdown. Since the industry is largely regulated by the states, not Washington, the impact on the ...
Federal Agencies Overseeing Financial Markets to Operate During Shutdown
U.S. oversight of financial markets and institutions will operate largely as usual in the event of a government shutdown because most regulators are funded with independent revenue. An exception ...New York’s Regulator Urges Obamacare-Like Standardization of Homeowners Policies
Homeowners' insurance needs to be more standardized because customers are confused about what their policies protect, New York's financial regulator said. Few fully understand all the complexities of ...