Articles about Insurance Regulation in Insurance
A major legal battle is brewing between the federal government and New York State. The CFTC is suing New York, claiming the state is overstepping by calling prediction markets "gambling." We break down what this regulatory turf war means for the future of insurance and finance.
A bill is making its way through New York's legislature that could completely change the game for sovereign debt. If you're in the insurance world, this is something you need to have on your radar.
New York's Attorney General is suing Coinbase and Gemini, claiming their prediction markets are just illegal gambling. Let's break down what this means and where we draw the line between a financial tool and a simple bet.
Private reinsurance is getting cheaper, but Florida insurers are still required to buy from the state's Cat Fund. We break down the debate on whether more flexibility could lower your premiums or put the state at risk.
Good news for Pennsylvania business owners! State regulators have approved a 1.22% reduction in workers' compensation loss costs. Let's break down what this actually means for your insurance bill.
Ever feel like your insurance bill only goes up? In Maine, regulators are pushing back, saving residents $5.8 million on potential rate hikes and recovering another $4.5 million. Here's how they did it.
Connecticut is thinking about a new 5% surcharge on insurance for fossil fuel companies to pay for climate-proofing towns. It sounds good, but with insurance and utility costs already soaring, is this the right move? Let's break it down.
If you're a PHL Variable Insurance policyholder, you're likely feeling a lot of uncertainty. The good news? About 70% of you will be fully covered. We break down the new liquidation plan and what it means for you.
Delaware's insurance regulator is taking a hard look at how carriers handle "fail-first" policies for crucial biologic drugs. What they found has them concerned that insurers might be making it too difficult for patients to get the medicine they need.
You may have heard about a petition to add over 300 injuries to the U.S. vaccine injury list. Let's break down what this really means for the special "insurance" program designed to handle these claims and why it’s a bigger deal than you might think.
An Oklahoma insurance producer from Stigler just had her license revoked by the state. Let's talk about what happened, why it's a bigger deal than you think, and what it means for the rest of us.
A new bill in California aims to restrict social media for kids, but the ripple effects go way beyond screen time. We're breaking down the surprising ways this tech law could impact your homeowners, umbrella, and even cyber insurance.