Groups are lining up on both sides now that two members of Congress have formally introduced a bill seeking to create an optional federal charter through an Office of National …  Read →

An alternative to the weaknesses inherent in federal and state regulation of insurance might be the concept of “competitive federalism,” an insurance industry expert suggested recently.

Martin F. Grace, professor of …  Read →

Two U.S. senators are poised to introduce legislation that would effectively do away with the state-based system of insurance regulation.

The simmering debate over how to regulate insurance in this post-AIG bailout 1, 2 and 3, Bernie Madoff scandal and “will-I-have-enough-to-retire-in-20-years? world appears to have taken yet another turn, according …  Read →