Regulation & Compliance
SEC Chief Concerned Investors Face ‘Information Overload’
U.S. securities regulators are reviewing whether public companies overwhelm investors with "information overload" and should instead streamline disclosures about financial data, executive pay and ...
P/C Insurers Facing A.M. Best Rating Action If TRIA Not Renewed
Thirty-four property/casualty insurers can add the threat of a negative rating outlook to the list of problems facing their companies at year-end 2013 if the government backstop for terror insurance ...
S&P Subpoenas Federal Reserve Board in U.S. Lawsuit
McGraw Hill Financial Inc.'s Standard & Poor's unit seeks information from the board of governors of the Federal Reserve to bolster its defense against U.S. claims it misled investors in ...
Assessing ERM: S&P Puts Risk Culture in Focus
Stock prices of publicly traded insurers with stronger enterprise risk management programs show less stock price volatility than stock prices of carriers with weaker risk management programs. At ...
OSHA Issues 24 Violations Against Texas Fertilizer Plant Over Deadly Explosion
The fertilizer facility in Texas that exploded earlier this year, killing 15 people, was cited yesterday by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for 24 violations of worker safety ...
China to Allow Foreign Investors in Finance Sector to Use Yuan
China's central bank will allow foreign businesses to invest in domestic financial firms using offshore yuan funding, it said on Thursday, as part of efforts to broaden the usage of the currency in ...
Regulators Map Out First Capital Blueprint for Insurers; IAIS Writing Global Standards
The world's top insurers could be forced to raise fresh capital under rules proposed by regulators on Wednesday, echoing measures imposed on the banks to try to avert the risk of another financial ...First Global Capital Rules for Insurers Explained
Regulators have mapped out the first global plans to force top insurers to hold enough capital, mirroring a well-established framework for banks. The plans, backed by the G20 group of leading ...