American Trade Association and its affiliates, facing liquidation, are the subject of another cease and desist order by a state insurance department.

As agent groups in Maryland await word of who will be their next insurance commissioner, they are hoping Ralph S. Tyler’s successor mirrors his open communication style.

West Virginia Insurance Commissioner Jane Cline was elected as the next president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

Jane Cline

Cline, elected along with three others to the group’s executive …  Read →

Maryland has become the 19th state to shift to a Web-based platform to monitor its regulatory actions and ensure compliance with national uniformity initiatives.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will submit to Congress a federal bill to modernize the regulation of reinsurance by state regulators.

The West Virginia Insurance Department and Nebraska Department of Insurance have joined the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ combined regulatory product, State Based Systems, leading the group’s president to suggest state regulators are coming together more.

Following a comprehensive review, the New York State Insurance Department is now accredited through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ Financial Regulations Standards and Accreditation Program.

A Strafford, N.H., man avoided a year in state prison after staging a fake burglary at his home, but must still pay a $4,000 fine and write apology letters to …  Read →

Small business owners need more insurance information, for they are struggling to both provide coverage and determine what plan would best fit their employees’ needs, according to the National Association …  Read →

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ 2009 budget has a shortfall requiring the organization representing state insurance commissioners to make cuts.

The organization had budgeted $73.1 million for operations this year, …  Read →