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Defendants are asking a California court to dismiss a lawsuit alleging a tax-avoidance scam around Penn Mutual whole life insurance policies.

The volume and speed of regulatory changes under the Trump administration is reshaping what risk management looks like for insurers.

Legacy systems remain a very large hurdle for many old-guard life insurance companies. But things are slowly changing.

Despite rumblings of widespread dissatisfaction, UnitedHealth Group shareholders voted to support a $60 million stock package for returning CEO Stephen Hemsley Monday morning.

Despite concerns about AI “replacing” humans, a recent study found most insurance companies plan to increase staff hiring over the next year.

Regulators are set to adopt an asset adequacy testing guideline to add another layer of transparency to major reinsurance deals.

Annuity sales might have peaked, judging by the still-strong first-quarter sales data released Friday by Wink, Inc.

of 25 and 39 is “highly important” or “critical.”

Utah regulators dropped a petition to force Sentinel Security Life Insurance Co. and a pair of reinsurers into court-ordered rehabilitation.

Americans are so concerned about the cost of living that they don’t want to live to be 100 years old, a new study finds.

F&G Annuities & Life laid off 192 employees across both its home offices in Des Moines, Iowa and remote functions.

Insurers now have a free resource to help develop their AI governance frameworks thanks to a new online assessment tool offered by SAS.

As a record number of baby boomers retire, the convergence of market instability and geopolitical uncertainty is reshaping retirement.

Insurance companies continue to add newly launched indices to their fixed indexed annuity products, leading to a growing need to educate on the difference between live and back-tested index performance to help properly set policyholder expectations.

A Washington law firm is interviewing health advisors who were unfairly targeted by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in preparation for a potential class action lawsuit against the federal agency for its use of algorithms to punish agents who enrolled consumers in Affordable Care Act coverage.

The movement to fee-based services is being driven by a move from commissions to asset-based fees among wirehouse and broker/dealer channels.

According to two new reports, with a near-term market in flux, the moment of insurance industrty transformation may be arriving.

We often read about consumers’ need for long-term care,  but what do consumers think about the need for such protection?

Advisor Jeffrey Cutter is appealing the lone guilty verdict handed down last month in his trial in a Securities and Exchange Commission civil case.