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Regulatory Reform May Catch Insurers by Surprise in 2011

Changes in regulatory reporting for insurers are being debated within the industry and the outcome remains uncertain, but after surveying insurance leaders StoneRiver discovered some surprising opinions from insurers.

By staff Writer | Updated on January 11, 2011

Changes in regulatory reporting for insurers are being debated within the industry and the outcome remains uncertain, but after surveying insurance leaders StoneRiver discovered some surprising opinions from insurers.

StoneRiver reports there has been increased pressure to bring the U.S. insurance regulatory environment more in a line with international practices. However, survey results indicate that a surprising number of participants expressed a lack of concern.

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