The News Review:
- Is the health insurance industry serious about reform?
- CBRA Health Insurance Questions: GoHealthInsurance.com to Answer …
- ING Confirms It May Pull ut f ne China Insurance JV
- Why the world’s biggest insurance company is still getting …
Is the health insurance industry serious about reform?
Los Angeles Times
In December the health insurance industry’s trade group AHIP (for America’s Health Insurance Plans) said it had decided for the first time to support the principle of universal healthcare — insuring everyone in America regardless of health condition. And what I found by reading AHIP’s. americanhealthsolution.
CBRA Health Insurance Questions: GoHealthInsurance.com to Answer …
MSNBC
Department of Labor website. Butfor many these online resources still leave important questions unansweredand fail to address individual concerns — even when consumers look foranswers in a “Frequently Asked Questions” section. nline health insurance portal GoHealthInsurance. com is now taking the FAQsection to an entirely different level. Story continues below ?advertisement |.
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ING Confirms It May Pull ut f ne China Insurance JV
CNNMoney.com
(ING) confirmed Monday that it may pullout of one of its two insurance joint ventures in China. The South China Morning Post Monday cited the chairman and chief executive ofING Insurance and Investment Management for Asia-Pacific as saying that ING isreviewing the joint venture operations to improve capital allocation and complywith Chinese regulation. ING spokesman Nanne Bos confirmed Monday that the group is reviewing itsposition in Chinese insurance business including pulling out of one of thejoint ventures. “We have been looking at this for quite some time even beforethe financial crisis started” Bos said adding that no further announcementswill be made at the moment. -By Bart Koster; Dow Jones Newswires; +31 20 571 5201; bart.
Why the world’s biggest insurance company is still getting …
Los Angeles Times
AIG is too interconnected to fail some experts say. Its ties with other companies markets and economies are so numerous that consequences of its collapse are unforeseeable. By Jim Puzzanghera March 9 2009Reporting from Washington — To understand why federal officials keep pumping astronomical sums of money into companies such as insurance giant American International Group Inc. it might help to take a high-altitude view of the situation. Say from 30000 feet up where jet airliners fly.