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Federal regulators pledge to preserve US system
29 April 2015FIO and Fed emphasise distinction between US and global regulations
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EU and US to negotiate deal on reinsurance collateral
04 August 2014Agreement to reduce collateral requirements expected by end 2014
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NAIC heads for full governance review
16 July 2014US commissioners seek independent advice after months of infighting
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Leonardi blasts "reckless" timetable for global capital standards
05 February 2014US House subcommittee grills Connecticut commissioner and FIO chief McRaith
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Solvency reform a priority for US regulators
20 December 2013US insurance supervision is inefficient and inconsistent, according to the Federal Insurance Office, which has made its long-awaited recommendations for reform. Among its prime targets are solvency regulation, reserving and treatment of captives. Christopher Cundy reports
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US has more reservations about Solvency II than a year ago
21 June 2013The federal threat to the US system of state-based insurance supervision is waning, according to Jim Donelon and Ben Nelson, the president and CEO of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, but international pressure for reform is an ever-present danger. In a Q&A with InsuranceERM, the new officials also discuss progress on reinsurance collateral, the ORSA and principles-based reserving
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FIO consults on nat cat insurance
25 April 2013US insurance office head calls for information from the industry as part of 2012 flood act
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EU and US agree on five-year insurance oversight plan
02 April 2013Will focus on confidentiality and reinsurance collateral this year, says Eiopa
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ORSA is biggest challenge for North American CROs
25 March 2013Economic capital also set to occupy CROs, E&Y survey finds
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Tom Leonardi: "We have a terrific system in the US"
05 March 2013Whether at the state, federal or international level, Connecticut insurance commissioner Thomas Leonardi is helping to deliver new regulations. He tells Gloria Gonzalez that the US regulatory framework worked very well during the financial crisis