The first and second quarters of 2009 will track the sharp decline in fourth-quarter 2008, but 2009 will be a "transition year," according to Michael Niemira, ICSC vice president, chief economist and
Some of the nation's insurance regulators yesterday, in the course of rejecting a bid by life insurance companies for looser reserve and capital requirements, indicated they see a need for guidelines
Some of the nation's insurance regulators yesterday, in the course of rejecting a bid by life insurance companies for looser reserve and capital requirements, indicated they see a need for guidelines
WASHINGTON--A panel of the nation's insurance regulators approved a proposal to relax capital and surplus requirements for life insurers after a hearing yesterday that was slammed by a consumer
NEW YORK--In a move toward developing a comprehensive credit default swap policy, a group of the nation's state legislators took testimony from experts, who urged putting swaps under state insurance
NEW YORK--At a national conference of state legislators Saturday one lawmaker questioned the competence of state insurance regulators based on their plan to relax capital and surplus requirements for
Therese Vaughan, the former Iowa insurance commissioner named chief executive officer of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, said the organization will focus on educating federal
Therese Vaughan, the former Iowa insurance commissioner named chief executive officer of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, said the organization will focus on educating federal
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners announced today that former regulator and past president of the organization, Therese Vaughan, will become NAIC's new chief executive officer
The letter was sent by the Consumer Federation of America, Washington, and the Center for Economic Justice, Austin, Texas, after a unit of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners held a