A liberalization clause in insurance adjusts your policy as laws change, ensuring continued compliance without extra cost.

It's a problem that vexes policymakers in both parties: reducing the large number of Americans who lack health insurance. At any given time, the Census Bureau estimates, about 15 percent of the total ...

NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - Insurance technology is a rapidly growing fintech derivative that exploits advances such as artificial intelligence and big data to create new ...

State insurance laws impose restrictions and regulatory oversight on the control of insurance companies by parent companies and related entities. Such "insurance holding company" regulation, which has ...

At the end of last year, California issued emergency new insurance regulations giving insurers more freedom to raise premiums while also requiring them to extend coverage to wildfire-prone areas of ...

America is ceding its insurance regulation to international nongovernmental organizations that have crippled Europe’s insurance sector. If U.S. regulators continue down this path, they risk ...

Insurance regulation in the United States differs markedly from other types of financial services regulation. While banks and securities firms must comply with extensive federal regulations, insurers ...

In the business world, adhering to industry regulations is not just a formality—it’s a necessity for legal operation, competitive edge, and public trust. Legal and regulatory considerations for ...

The speaker of the Illinois House is signaling that insurance regulation will be a priority for state lawmakers when the ...

In an extraordinary criticism of one state agency by another, Florida’s Office of Insurance Regulation told legislators that a department led by then-Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis may have ...

Pets are family to many Americans. Yet few states have specific regulations for pet insurance. Instead, most regulate pet health insurance like property insurance, not health coverage — if they ...