Articles about Regulatory Compliance in Insurance
Zurich, Swiss Re, and Swiss Life are now on a global "too big to fail" watch list. We'll break down what this means, why it's happening, and why it's actually good news for financial stability.
Feeling the pressure of rising insurance costs, driver shortages, and accident liability? Let's talk about how a structured safety program isn't just another box to check—it's the foundation for a safer, more profitable fleet.
Two of Farm Bureau Financial's own top investigators are suing the company, claiming they were fired for trying to expose fraud. The lawsuit alleges a shocking cover-up by management.
State insurance regulators are about to start testing a new AI evaluation tool to see what's really going on inside insurers' tech. Let's break down what this new tool is, why it's happening now, and what it signals for the future of AI in our industry.
Australia's top banking regulator has issued a serious warning about growing risks from overseas. We break down what this geopolitical volatility really means and how it could impact your business and insurance.
Just when big companies were gearing up for California's new climate risk reporting rules, a court hit the pause button. Let's break down what this surprising move means for businesses and the future of climate disclosure.
Ohio regulators just hit FirstEnergy with a massive $250 million penalty for its role in a huge bribery scandal. Let's break down what happened and what this means for corporate accountability and the insurance world.
Florida is taking steps to put recreational marijuana on the ballot, and it's a massive signal for the insurance industry. Let's break down what this really means for commercial lines, personal auto, homeowners, and the new risks we'll all be facing.
Lloyd's of London is investigating its own CEO, John Neal, after reports that insurance giant AIG dropped him over an alleged workplace relationship. Here’s what’s really going on and why it’s a massive deal for the London market.
A huge C-suite move in the insurance world just went sideways. John Neal was set to join AIG, but now he's out and his former employer, Lloyd's of London, is investigating his conduct. Here's what's really going on.
The Department of Labor's EBSA has seen a 20% staff cut, forcing a major shift in priorities. Let's break down what this means for the future of the fiduciary rule and ESG investing.
A group of Oklahoma pharmacies has agreed to a $157,000 settlement over allegations of improper billing for COVID-19 tests. Let's break down what happened and why this small case matters for the entire insurance system.