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Republican Rep. Troy Downing has made abolishing the Treasury Department’s Federal Insurance Office his priority as a freshman congressman.
There were 750 announced insurance agency mergers and acquisitions in 2024, down about 10% from the 833 reported in 2023.
Recent lawsuits allege driver data from embedded auto technology and mobile apps is being used unethically and illegally.
Trump’s pick for Treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, says letting the 2017 tax expire would unleash a $4 trillion tax hike that could crush the U.S. economy.
There’s a consensus forming that the LA fires tragedy has already wrought a tipping point in several areas, including California insurance.
A rental car accident spurs the question of whether Hertz qualifies as an insurer. The Colorado Supreme Court is due to take up the case.
Three health insurance companies affiliated with UnitedHealthcare have been ordered to pay $165 million for deceptive marketing practices.
Insurance fraud is a systemic problem that costs billions of dollars every year and impacts regulators, insurers, and consumers alike.
Along with a baffling rise in post-pandemic mortality rates, the number of Americans claiming disabilities has skyrocketed since 2020.
With so many variables swirling around the insurance industry, forecasting what’s ahead is fraught with unusual difficulty.
RIAs were the focus of a recent SEC Investor Advisory Committee meeting over mandatory arbitration provisions.
The pushback against ESG investing continues as two more states took action to quash progressive factors in financial decision-making.
Insurers argue that the fiduciary rule limits choices for retirees and might make it more difficult to sell annuities and other retirement planning insurance products.
The New York shooting that targeted a UnitedHealthcare executive has spurred health insurance companies to ramp up security procedures.
Total annuity sales increased 23% to $331.2 billion in the first nine months of the 2024, on pace for another record-breaking year.
The Trump administration’s plans for the financial services sector are taking shape key appointments are being announced.
The insurance industry is at a crossroads, facing a talent crisis fueled by demographic shifts and technology.
Prosecutors push back on a request by convicted fraudster Greg Lindberg to serve time in a halfway house near his home.
Despite one of the most challenging markets in history, independent insurance agents are more satisfied than ever with insurers.
Genworth Financial reported a strong performance in Q3 2024, and the advancement of its CareScout Quality Network.
