Last Wednesday, the House Financial Services Committee made its first move toward modernizing the insurance regulatory system by approving legislation designed to ease regulatory burdens on surplus

WASHINGTON--The House Financial Services Committee yesterday made its first move toward modernizing the insurance regulatory system, approving legislation designed to ease the regulatory burden on surp

While the members of the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Intelligence, Information Sharing and Terrorism Risk Assessment were in agre

WASHINGTON--Lawmakers are expressing an interest in a long-term solution to the problem of insuring against terrorism risk, making their concerns known through letters to the Treasury and by scheduling

WASHINGTON--Lawmakers are expressing an interest in a long-term solution to the problem of insuring against terrorism risk, making their concerns known through letters to the Treasury and by scheduling

A Treasury Department official declined last week to endorse any of the various proposals for federal involvement in insurance regulation, but acknowledged the regulatory challenges facing the

House subcommittee passes modified version of new regulatory

The Maryland law, enacted by the state legislature over the veto of Governor Robert Ehrlich, requires non-governmental employers with 10,000 or more employees to spend 8% of their payroll on employee