Thomas E. Hampton, the former commissioner of the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Banking and Securities (DISB), has taken a job about two miles away from his old office.

Gennet Purcell was confirmed as commissioner for the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB), following a unanimous vote by the D.C. Council.

As New York works to finalize its own broker compensation disclosure rules, at least three mid-Atlantic states are also investigating the matter.

A little less than a week before it was to decide whether the reserves of a CareFirst subsidiary is “unreasonably large,” Washington, D.C., insurance regulators are delaying their final verdict until the end of December.

Thomas E. Hampton, the “former” commissioner of the D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB), was apparently fired this week after working in the District’s agency for 21 years, …  Read →

A member of the D.C. Council said the dismissal of Thomas E. Hampton as head of the District’s insurance division last week came as a “complete surprise and shock” to …  Read →

The commissioner of the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking has left office days before a public hearing on a health insurer’s surplus.

Thomas E. Hampton

The DISB …  Read →

The D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking is teaming up with other District offices to highlight investment fraud during Financial Fraud Awareness Week, Aug. 23 to 29.

Thomas E. …  Read →

CareFirst and officials in Washington, D.C., will be working hard this summer to finalize details on open enrollment and reserves issues.

Thomas E. Hampton

The D.C. Council approved a pair of …  Read →

Rather than create a new open enrollment program, health insurer CareFirst and Washington, D.C., lawmakers are working on alternatives to meet the requirements of a law passed last year to …  Read →