Regulation & Compliance
Aviva Hit With $221 Million Cost From Improper Hedge Fund Trades
Aviva Plc took a 132 million pound ($221 million) charge after saying two former employees breached its trading policy since 2006 to the benefit of external hedge funds. The insurer, which on ...
Supreme Court Justices Grapple with Rules for Class Actions
U.S. Supreme Court justices sought a middle ground to preserve class-action shareholder lawsuits as they heard a case testing the legal rules that have fostered thousands of cases over the past ...
For nearly four years, Drew Hill has worked alongside Vertafore through our partnership with Mutual Capital Analytics (MCA), helping insurance...
Lawyer Says S&P’s Global Biz at Risk on Australia Liability Ruling
Standard & Poor's global business may be at risk after an Australian judge ruled the company misled investors with triple-A ratings on derivatives whose value plunged during the global financial ...
Supreme Court Expands Sarbanes-Oxley Whistleblower Shield
The U.S. Supreme Court expanded the reach of a federal law enacted in response to the 2001 Enron Corp. collapse, saying it protects people who work for a public company's contractors, including law ...
High Court to Determine Fate of Securities Class Actions
In a case eagerly watched by publicly traded companies regularly sued by investors, the U.S. Supreme Court will on Wednesday consider overruling a 26-year-old precedent that made it easier for ...
India Opposition Party Vows More Foreign Investment in Insurance
India's opposition Bharatiya Janata Party will consider raising the cap on foreign investment in the insurance sector from the current level of 26 percent if it comes to power after elections due by ...
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 ...