Insurance Regulation
Consumer Group Offers Fix for Uninsured Motorist Problem
Most uninsured motorists in the U.S. are responsible, safe drivers who simply cannot afford to purchase liability coverage with their income but who still need to drive for their work, according to a ...
APIW to Honor Vaughan as 2014 Insurance Woman of the Year
The Association of Professional Insurance Women has selected Therese M. Vaughan as this year's recipient of the APIW Insurance Woman of the Year Award. A cocktail reception and award ceremony ...
Senate Bill Would Free U.S. Insurers from Bank Capital Rules
The U.S. lawmaker who wrote a Dodd-Frank Act provision that imposes bank-like capital standards on the insurance industry introduced legislation to ease the requirements. Senator Susan Collins, a ...
Consortium of 20 Insurers Offers Coverage for Derivatives Clearinghouses
A group of insurers is for the first time offering to shoulder risk for clearinghouses backing hundreds of millions of derivatives trades, proposing more protection in markets where a collapse could ...
Senate Leaders Look to Quickly Pass U.S. House Flood-Insurance Measure
Senate leaders are seeking agreement to quickly pass a House flood-insurance bill to avert steep premium increases for property owners in coastal states such as Florida, Louisiana and New Jersey, ...
Fitch Sees Rise in Demand for Private Flood Insurance
As federal subsidies for flood insurance are reduced and the cost of government provided insurance goes up, the demand for private flood coverage could also rise, according to Fitch Ratings. However, ...
Fed Response to Financial Crisis Could Have Been More Aggressive: Bernanke
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the U.S. central bank could have done more to fight the country's financial crisis and that he struggled to find the right way to communicate with ...
Judge OKs JPMorgan $300M Settlement Over Force-Placed Insurance
A U.S. judge has approved a settlement of a class-action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase for its force-placed insurance practices, an agreement that could pay more than $300 million to about 750,000 ...