A state insurance panel plans to preview a draft actuarial guideline aimed at tightening oversight of offshore reinsurance assets at its August summer meeting in Chicago.
The Department of Labor stands behind its latest fiduciary rule version, a spokesperson said.
One day after a Texas judge granted a preliminary injunction freezing its current fiduciary rule, a DOL spokesperson said regulators continue to believe in the strategy.
National Council of Insurance Legislators’ CEO Commissioner Tom Considine announced his retirement effective Dec. 31, 2024. The announcement came during…
How much input to allow the insurance industry to have on new privacy model rules divided some regulators and consumer advocates during a confusing conference call Wednesday.
Regulators voted Thursday to expose a pair of reinsurance documents designed to move regulators closer to an actuarial guideline to tighten offshore reinsurance testing.
A New Orleans federal appeals court is scheduled to hear arguments the week of July 8 on whether the Biden administration’s ESG rule meets the legal standard.
The life insurance industry has long worked to achieve accelerated underwriting.
The former owner of a Fresno- based trucking company is facing charges of under-reporting more than $2 million in payroll to avoid workers’ compensation costs, regulators said Wednesday. Heigo Kubar, 84, of Fresno faces three felony charges related to about a half million in workers’ compensation insurance fraud at the company he used to own, TKJ Trucking,…
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a petition brought by Country Mutual Insurance policyholders this week.
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene Monday in a lawsuit brought by Country Mutual Insurance Co. policyholders alleging the insurer is hoarding profits.