The New York Alliance Against Insurance Fraud says new data from state regulators points to lingering issues in the state’s no-fault auto system.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners plans to hold a public hearing May 20 in Washington, D.C., to explore the emergence of stranger originated or stranger owned annuities.

Premium increases by health insurers across the nation are taking center stage to justify the need for health care reform, as a way to stuff the pocket of company executives and now, in Connecticut, the reason the state should elect its insurance commissioner.

New York insurance regulators say they are tweaking the rules for broker disclosures in the state in response to criticism of its previous draft.

A Towson, Md.-based insurance company had its license to sell insurance in Washington, D.C., revoked for failing to pay $7,500 in outstanding premium taxes.

Indicating that it did not have a proper say in the merger of HealthNet and UnitedHealth Group, a group of Connecticut physicians has filed a suit to block the deal.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will take an in-depth look at the nation’s credit rating agencies, from their role in regulation in light of the current financial climate to a possible alternative to the groups.

Insurance regulators in New York have scheduled four hearings to explore the suitability of life insurance and annuities in the state and possible solutions.

The New York State Insurance Department announced …  Read →

A bill calling for increased public participation and independent analysis for health insurers seeking to become for-profit entities in New Jersey has taken another step forward.

Vainieri Huttle

Assembly Bill 3729, …  Read →