Nick Gerhart

A Trump administration may agree with state insurance regulators on debates occurring with newly established federal authorities.

In the wake of the Met Life court decision, some claim that federal regulators must tie up "Snoopy." But they miss a key point about the states.

No one, including regulators, can stop technological advances, but a careful balance must be struck. Start-ups can go too far, too fast.

From what I witnessed at a recent symposium, Google doesn't get bogged down in actuarial precision and could be a major force in insurance.

Fraud costs the average U.S. consumer $400 to $700 in increased premiums each year, but new tools and better data can make inroads.

Conventional wisdom says regulators stifle innovation. The Iowa insurance commissioner explains how things look from his seat.