The morning’s mail brought us a manila envelope with no return address. Inside was a copy of the April issue of InsuranceNewsNet Magazine, with the subscriber’s mailing label torn off…
An NAIC working group punted approval of a definition and data elements, which means accelerated underwriting data collection will be pushed back one year to 2024.
Instead of settling issues, the latest Department of Labor guidance hints at an ERISA overhaul, Bradford Campbell says during Faegre Drinker’s latest Inside the Beltway webinar.
Overall, 7 in 10 life insurance carriers — including nine of the top 10 — reported increases in new annualized premium in the first three months of 2021.
Death benefits paid by U.S. life insurers surged to a new high on an absolute basis in the first quarter as a resurgence of COVID-19 contributed to adverse mortality for several leading carriers, S&P Global Market Intelligence reported.
Congress has a number of tax and debt related issues to deal with over the summer and fall, members of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors were told at their virtual Congressional Conference.
A state regulator group reversed course today and approved a definition of accelerated underwriting, and related data elements, after a torrent of criticism.
In an era when regulators are tightening standards around fee transparency and disclosure, it is clear than consumers want clarity and are not finding it, according to the Hearts & Wallets survey.
First Unum Life Insurance Company of America and Paul Revere Life Insurance Company will pay a $1.8 million penalty to New York State for violations of DFS’s Cybersecurity Regulation.