Regulation/Legislation

The insurance industry is applauding the introduction of a bill that could corral costs related to fraud and abuse of New York’s no-fault automobile insurance system.

The Obama administration’s 2012 budget proposal has reopened the debate over taxing certain reinsurance premiums ceded to foreign insurers by their U.S. affiliates.

Thirty years ago, insurers couldn't run fast enough from environmental risks. Today, more than 40 carriers are vying for pollution business. At a time when high-profile exposures like last year's BP oil spill are making headlines and underlining the need for coverage, learn how to get an edge in this...

NAPSLO has provided brokers with a primer on what they need to know comply with NRRA when the July effective date rolls around.

The combination of corporate bankruptcies, high-dollar shareholder derivative lawsuit settlements and declines in Side-A pricing may soon turn a profitable niche of the directors and officers liability insurance market into a money loser, carrier executives say.

With an eye toward jump-starting national momentum for reform, a North Dakota committee became the country's first legislative body to approve a Surplus Lines Insurance Multistate Compliance Compact (SLIMPACT) this month, with Kentucky close behind.