The NAIC moved forward on a pair of controversial issues last week, voting to revisit the use of consumer credit information to determine insurance rates, as well as approving a modified survey to assess climate risks facing carriers.

Beginning in 2010, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) will conduct three National Meetings instead of the current quarterly schedule.

Florida CFO Alex Sink said she is "unimpressed" with auto insurers' justifications for using credit information in determining rates, and she voiced support for bills that would ban the practice.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners gave final approval yesterday to a climate risk disclosure survey that has received mixed support among the insurance industry.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners Executive Committee has voted to revisit the controversial issue of insurers' use of consumers' credit information to determine their rates.

SAN DIEGO--Insurance department Web sites should gear consumer education efforts toward detailed information about individual insurer practices instead of providing only definitions of coverages, a

Judge Manual Ba?ales, of the 105th Judicial District Court of Nueces County, Texas, granted partial summary judgment to plaintiff ASARCO LLC, which sought a ruling that the Fireman's Fund exclusion

Chicago-based news outlets have reported a negative reaction from Chicagoans to the Willis Tower name change, with citizens irate at the idea of renaming a city icon with the title of a London-based