In addition to creating a definition of an Insurance Savings and Loan Holding Company ("ISLHC"), H.R. 5059 creates a regulatory framework that would limit the Federal Reserve's oversight of ISLHCs.
Following the destruction of Hurricane Irma and the arrival of thousands of Puerto Rican residents after Hurricane Maria, lawmakers had vowed to increase money available for apartments and lower-cost housing, but the Parkland...
A bill passed by Florida lawmakers empowering some personnel in public schools to carry firearms to guard against attacks like last month’s massacre near Miami could expose these employees to potentially costly civil...
This marks a second term as chief justice for Canady, 63, who led the court in 2010 to 2012. Suzie Schottelkotte reports for the Winter Haven News Chief....
Continuing a trend, the Florida Senate on Thursday gave final approval to a bill that would start the 2020 Legislative Session, THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA reports via FloridaPolitics.com....
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation is in process of updating Rule 69O-137.002, F.A.C. relating to Annual Audit Financial Reports to incorporate new editions of standards developed by the American Institute of...
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation is in process of updating reimbursement rates for per diem and other expenses incurred during financial, rate, and market conduct examinations. A Rule Development Workshop has been...
The U.S. House Financial Services Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance held a hearing yesterday, March 7, 2018, entitled “Legislative Review of H.R. 5059, the State Insurance Regulation Preservation...
Florida Leads the Nation in Home Insurance Costs According to a New Study from Insurance.com, Florida Homeowners pay an average of $3,575, which is 191 percent higher than the national average of $1,228. ...
Millions more on life-saving drugs and treatment were likely to be spent on the opioid crisis, but that disappeared after the Parkland massacre. The Tampa Bay Times’ Lawrence Mower reports for “The Buzz” blog....