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Disability Insurance Observer: Debt

By Allison Bell | June 3, 2013

A new interactive Fed tool shows why income protection products are so important.

Dodd-Frank: A Guide

By Allison Bell | April 22, 2013

Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010: The Insurance Provisions

AIG makes case for its ability to sue banks

By Arthur D. Postal | April 3, 2013

AIG's lead negotiator says "AIG's tort claims were not even discussed" by the Fed and AIG.

Exec bonuses under TARP take fire

By Arthur D. Postal | January 29, 2013

A SIGTARP report criticizes the Treasury Department for “failing to rein in excessive pay” for top execs of bailed-out companies.

AIG seeks to sue mortgage banks

By Arthur D. Postal | January 17, 2013

The action comes after the New York Fed reversed its position to support the mortgage bankers instead of AIG.

AIG will not proceed in lawsuit

By Arthur D. Postal | January 9, 2013

The insurer will neither pursue the lawsuit's claims itself nor permit Starr to do so in its name.

AIG confirms talks with Greenberg

By Arthur D. Postal | January 8, 2013

The insurer will weigh whether to join a lawsuit over the U.S. government's conduct of its bailout.

Why more Americans will fall behind on credit card bills this year

By Staff Writer | January 7, 2013

Economic uncertainty in Washington could deal a blow to those already living hand-to-mouth.

On the Third Hand: Clawblind

By Allison Bell | January 1, 2013

Our chief systemic risk monitors are like fire chiefs who hold an annual conference while their spouses are throwing matches at one another in the hotel lobby.

A federal district court judge in New York today dismissed as “not plausible” a lawsuit alleging that the Federal Reserve Board acted against the interests of American International Group and its shareholders when it bailed out the company starting in September 2008.