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Left and Right Are Both Wrong About Regulation: Bloomberg View
In 1981, President Ronald Reagan instructed federal agencies that they could issue regulations only after demonstrating that their benefits justified their costs. With modest changes, Reagan's ...
New York Moves to Settle Workers Compensation Trusts’ Debts
The New York Dormitory Authority is borrowing $370 million this week to repay workers' compensation claims, the first sale under a regulatory overhaul that Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo said will ...
Runoff Specialists No Longer Buyers of Last Resort in Insurer M&A
Runoff specialists are increasingly becoming visible acquirers of ongoing books of business as M&A activity heats up across the insurance industry, according to a consultant from Towers Watson. ...
Congress Should Weigh Adding Cyber Attacks to TRIA: Chertoff
The nation's lawmakers should consider adding cyber terrorism to the federal Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) when they renew that reinsurance program, advises Michael Chertoff, former homeland ...
Chamber Wants Tighter Rules on Systemically Risky Designations for Non-Banks
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is calling for rules that would make it more difficult for a group of regulators to subject financial companies to stricter oversight. A vote of three-quarters of the ...
Hartford Bailout Warrants Double in 3 Years Since Auction, Aiding Paulson, Berkowitz
Hartford Financial Services Group Inc. warrants climbed to twice the price they sold for in a U.S. Treasury Department auction three years ago, benefiting investors such as Bruce Berkowitz and John ...
U.S. Terror Risk Undiminished As Terror Groups Multiply: Senator
The risk of a terrorist attack against the U.S. hasn't diminished as groups affiliated with al- Qaeda have proliferated and are developing explosive devices designed to elude detection, Senator ...
Easing of Iranian Oil Ship Insurance Sanctions Likely Months Away
A pledge by world powers to ease ship insurance sanctions on some Iranian oil exports is likely to take months to come into effect due to complex law and regulation and to insurers' unease over ...