Articles about Insurance Regulation & Public Policy in Insurance
Europe's financial stability watchdog is getting nervous about the booming "shadow lending" industry. Here's a look at why they're investigating the risks and what it could mean for banks, the economy, and the insurance world.
A federal judge just blocked another state's 'anti-ESG' law, handing a major victory to proxy advisers ISS and Glass Lewis. Let's break down what this means and why it's a bigger deal than you think.
State Farm was a vocal supporter of New York's recent auto insurance reforms. But now that the laws are on the books, their CEO is saying "not so fast." Here's a look at their wait-and-see approach and what it means for drivers.
Connecticut just rolled out some major new protections for workers, from wage theft to on-the-job assault. Let's break down what these changes mean for you, your job, and your insurance coverage.
The federal government is finally reclassifying medical marijuana. For the insurance world, this is a seismic shift. Let's break down what this really means for coverage, capacity, and compliance.
Florida has poured over $300 million into helping homeowners strengthen their homes against hurricanes. But experts are sounding the alarm that it's just a drop in the bucket.
A hearing on a shocking 68% proposed dwelling insurance rate hike in North Carolina has been pushed back. Find out why this delay is a positive sign and what it means for your policy.
A little-known rule called the Weldon Amendment is at the center of a major federal review. Discover how this showdown could change abortion insurance coverage rules across the country.