category: Insurance Headlines
 - Health Insurers Target The Individual Market
 - P/C CEOs say they don't need TARP help
 - US P/C Insurers See Small Improvements In 2Q

category: Life Insurance
 - Prudential Sues State Street Over Losses
 - Tax Ruling May Trigger Refund Claims
 - Shift to Wealthier Clientele Puts Life Insurers in a Bind
 - AIG to Book $4.1 Billion Charge, Boost Chartis Loss Reserves
 - Prudential Buys Hartford Life-Insurance Arm

category: Health Insurance
 - Bill To Regulate California's Health-Insurance Rates Stalls
 - Health Overhaul Is Dealt Setback
 - New Consumer Insurance Forms to Start in September
 - Catholic Bishops Oppose Compromise on Birth-Control Insurance
 - Insurers must credit ObamaCare when giving new round of rebates, feds say
 - Small Firms See Pain in Health Law
 - Puzzling Over What to Call State Insurance Exchanges
 - Insurance Rule Will Go By Size Of 2013 Staff
 - Health-Plan Details Unveiled

category: Auto Insurance
 - Car Insurance Rates Climb
 - Get the Feeling You're Being Watched? If You're Driving, You Just Might Be
 - Can Small Cars Overcome Crash Fears?
 - Cutting Back on Car Insurance
 - Drunk-Driving Foes Split on Severity of Penalties
 - Wisconsin Sours on Lenient Drunken-Driving Laws
 - Crashes Fuel Debate on Rules For Older Drivers
 - Transportation Chief to Study Texting Ban
 - Taking Software For Older Drivers On a Quick Spin
 - New Cars Face Higher Hurdles in Safety Tests
 - Texting While Driving: Are You an Offender?
 - Car Insurance: Rate Shopping Can Pay Off
 - Snow-Removal Bills Leave States Scrambling
 - Can Drivers Handle High-Tech Cars?
 - Helping Young Drivers Learn Safety Skills
 - Car Insurers Defend Their Credit-Score Use
 - GM's Volt Woes Cast Shadow on E-Cars
 - Safer Over 70: Drivers Keep the Keys
 - After the Party, a Car That Takes Away Your Keys
 - New Safety Test Puts Car Buyers in a Quandary
 - Google's Driverless Car Draws Political Power
 - Bombarded by Ads, Few Drivers Switch Car Insurer
 - Auto Insurers Bank on Big Data to Drive New Business.

category: Homeowners
 - Insurers Push Prevention To Prune Costs and Claims
 - Property-Casualty Hit Hard
 - P/C Insurers Try to Remain in the Black
 - Experts see big flaws in hurricane prediction models
 - Utilities Unite to Upgrade Response During Storms
 - For Some Insurers, a Post-Storm Surge?
 - Title-Insurer Fees Draw Scrutiny
 - Hurricane Season Heats Up, Belatedly
 - Catastrophe Bonds Show Resurgence in a Year of Storms
 - Property and Casualty Shares Could Help Ease Market Risk
 - Colorado State: Atlantic Hurricane Season Quietest Since 1997
 - As Hurricane Season Begins, Insurance Gets Harder to Find
 - Storms to Test Florida's Insurers
 - Property Insurers Seen Stronger Despite Storms
 - Florida Bolsters Hurricane Coffers
 - Storm's Toll Compared to Katrina's
 - Coastal Residents Knock Insurers
 - States Map Sandy Buyouts

category: Financial Services
 - Globalized Banking Blunts Monetary Policy
 - How to Restore Confidence in Our Markets
 - FSOC Looking to Fill Insurance Slot Overseeing Risk in the Financial System

category: International Insurance News
 - European Insurance Stocks Appear Poised for a Rally
 - China Cheers Private-Equity Home Teams
 - Protections for AIG Policyholders
 - Foreign Insurers Fight Proposals To Tax Offshore Activity
 - House Bill Targets Foreign Insurers' Tax Deductions
 - AXA Buys 80% Of Belarus's B&B Insurance
 - Zurich To Buy Santander Latam Insurance Ops: 3rd Update
 - ING Says Insurance IPOs May Be As Complex As Selling Web Bank
 - AIG Offers 'Reputation' Insurance
 - Gains in Insurance Divisions Help Pace AIG's Profit Surge

category: National Insurance News
 - Who Needs a Flood Policy?
 - Investments To Be Less Important To P&C Profit
 - SEC Votes for Corporate Disclosure of Climate Change Risk
 - Auto-Insurer Review Pared Back
 - Wells Fargo Sets Goals For Insurance Growth As Banking Stalls
 - Business Insurance Rates Seem on the Upswing
 - Insurance Plan Draws Fire
 - Insurance Shift Worries Regulator

category: Banking Services
 - Geithner Says Government Would Remove Bank Chiefs if Needed
 - U.S. Considers Bank Equity Options
 - Collateral Rules Criticized
 - Small U.S. Banks Hit by Rising Insurance Cost