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Staffing at the Employee Benefit Security Administration is down substantially so far in the Trump administration and new leader Daniel Aronowitz has creative plans for the agency.
A National Association of Insurance Commissioners task force agreed Thursday to recommend that 10 years of historical data be required to illustrate index components.
The 11th Circuit sided with the Broward County Sheriff’s Office in an insurance dispute over coverage related to the 2018 Parkland school shooting.
Penn Mutual companies say Montana funeral directors who claim a premium financing “scheme” cost them millions were victims of bad advice.
A North Carolina judge approved nearly $6 million worth of fees and expense reimbursements last week for lawyers working on the Greg Lindberg court cases.
Will a recent lawsuit by NASCAR start Kyle Busch and his wife shine a bright light on potential problems with indexed universal life?
Genworth Financial made giant positive steps in 2025 toward reclaiming its positioning in the troubled long-term care insurance market.
Brighthouse Financial confirmed this morning that Aquarian Capital will acquire it in a $4.1 billion deal.
Jackson Financial is predominantly an annuity seller and the company rode out the changing product preferences in a healthy third quarter.
Equitable Holdings is sticking with a big-picture growth strategy, one that required the company to take a third-quarter earnings hit.
UBS Chairman Colm Kelleher said that insurers shopping for better ratings are creating a “looming systemic risk” to global finance. Marc Rowan disagreed.
Corebridge discussed the impending departures of both CEO Kevin Hogan and Chief Financial Officer Elias Habayeb during a Q3 call Tuesday.
Prudential produced a big third-quarter jump in earnings with all of its businesses turning profits.
Cigna Group executives stood firm Thursday on eliminating drug rebates as the best route forward for the entire industry.
Leaving the Affordable Care Act exchange, closing some Oak Street clinics and taking a $5.7 billion charge all have CVS Health on a much better financial path.
As CEO Stephen Hemsley nears six months back in control of UnitedHealth Group, the health insurance giant is executing the financial turnaround he promised.
The Model Bulletin on the Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems by Insurers is acceptable to the industry, but a bitter disappointment for consumer groups.
The widow of a New York City man who jumped to his death has settled a lawsuit with the insurance companies and a broker who sold him annuities.
A public comment period ended on Thursday, with insurance regulators no closer to a final decision on a controversial proposal to limit the publication of risk-based capital [RBC] data.
Insurance companies are being challenged by climate change, artificial intelligence and many other pressues, Deloitte finds in its 2026 Global Insurance Outlook.
