The UK FCA's new targeted support framework facilitates group-based financial recommendations to improve investment guidance for millions, balancing regulatory safeguards with scalable consumer support.

Epic Systems faces a lawsuit alleging anticompetitive practices in the U.S. electronic health records market, highlighting regulatory concerns over market dominance and interoperability.

U.S. foreclosure filings climbed 21% in November 2025 as pandemic-era moratoriums expire, signaling normalized housing market conditions with increased but manageable delinquency levels.

The COMPETE Act seeks to expand short-term, limited-duration health insurance (STLDI) by extending plan duration and renewal guarantees, aiming to increase competition and affordability in the U.S. health insurance market.

A Geneva Association study reveals significant insurance coverage gaps in emerging economies, emphasizing the need for business innovation and regulatory support to expand access to health, life, and property insurance.

As the year closes, American health insurance faces potential collapse without urgent policy intervention, signaling risks across the insurance sector.

Ways and Means Committee advances bipartisan bills including AGOA extension, home infusion access, and IRS reforms affecting insurance and trade sectors.

Nevada's 2026 insurance sandbox allows experiments with wildfire coverage, aiming to stabilize the market but raising concerns about coverage adequacy for homeowners at risk.

Explore how the U.S. insurance industry records record underwriting profits despite climate risk concerns, amid uncertainties in climate risk modeling and regulatory impacts on pricing.

A Rutgers-Eagleton Poll reveals most New Jersey voters understand their health insurance plans but remain concerned about costs and state regulation. Insights highlight demographic variations in confidence and cost considerations.