WASHINGTON--The House Financial Services Committee will take a closer look at a number of insurance regulatory issues over the next several weeks, beginning with a hearing on municipal bond issues set

WASHINGTON--A Bush administration official suggested today that a House-approved bill setting requirements for employer plans with mental health benefits could lead some businesses to drop the mental c

"This is a procedural development in an investigation that began more than 15 months ago and does not necessarily indicate any negative outcome," said Tom Vogel, speaking for the Financial Security As

The Foremost group, a mobile home specialty insurer operating within the Farmers Insurance Group, is the latest insurer to be called before the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation to defend its pro

Members of the National Conference of Insurance Legislators were unable to bring a resolution in support of a natural catastrophe backstop system to a vote today, and will continue to debate the issue

The survey was released today by the Property and Casualty Insurance Association of American (PCI), which said it hoped the research would further what it sees as a needed dialogue on homeowners' insu

However, Samuel Miller, executive vice president of the Florida Insurance Council, noted that State Farm's decision to stop writing new business should not be confused with a withdrawal from the marke

The legislation--S. 2621--would temporarily lower insurer deductibles before tapping the federal reinsurance backstop after a major loss to ensure that companies can withstand multiple attacks within a