health insurance policy

Conning forms alliance with Ramius

By Noah Guillaume | May 8, 2013

The two are jointly developing new customized alternative investment strategies for insurers.

Minnesota lawmakers send governor an exchange bill

By Patrick Condon | March 19, 2013

Insurers say they will have a hard time getting products ready by the May 17 submission deadline.

Researchers: Child-only cover laws get mixed results

By Allison Bell | October 11, 2012

Three states with child-only open-enrollment laws have inactive child-only markets.

Romney promotes PPACA repeal, Medicaid block grants at debate

By Allison Bell | October 3, 2012

Polling organizations say Romney did well both with likely voters and with uncommitted voters.

NAHU 2012: More Waiting

By Allison Bell | June 26, 2012

Health insurance producers can't control the Supreme Court, but they can control their professional credentials.

Alaska Lawmakers Send Autism Mandate Bill to Governor

By Allison Bell | April 16, 2012

S.B. 74 would require insurers to cover applied behavioral analysis and other behavioral therapy.

Top 10 Hot Topics for the Upcoming NAIC Conference in NOLA

By Elizabeth Festa | February 28, 2012

Insurance regulatory policy takes shape in the Big Easy this week, and here are things to look for, from ORSA manual and model law development so the U.S. system can meet international solvency and scrutiny standards to that pesky AG 38 issue. Don't get lost!